SCP-6844
Keter
~
medium confidence
SCP-6844
Expected annual
$15.7M
One-time setup
$44.0M
Annual recurring
$15.0M
Personnel
64
Initial one-time startup and contingency allocations are large (~$44M) driven by land acquisition, research build-out, resettlement/contingency reserves and electrification; recurring annual costs (~$15M/yr) are driven by staff wages, food/logistics, ongoing research/R&D and cover-story/legal operations.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $44.0M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $15.0M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$15.0M/yr
Normal year with steady containment, routine research progress and no major incidents.
no major breach
regular operations
routine research activity
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Minor Incident
$16.2M/yr
Localized breach or equipment failure requiring tactical response, extra amnestics, temporary housing and equipment replacement.
small perimeter incursion
localized expansion
multiple appliance failures
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Major Breach
$23.5M/yr
Significant containment failure or expansion requiring partial resettlement, major R&D scale-up and large emergency logistics.
rapid boundary expansion
multiple site failures
large-scale public exposure
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Catastrophic Breach
$40.0M/yr
Worst-case rapid expansion requiring mass relocation, full program scale-up and major international coordination.
uncontrolled expansion
mass population impact
international intervention required
Personnel
64 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 32 | [#6] 24–40 guards required to staff 24/7 shifts; baseline set at 32 to match wage estimate. |
| Tactical Response / Containment Specialist | 10 | [#7] Rapid response and containment specialists; baseline set at 10 within 8–12 range. |
| Research Scientist | 18 | [#19] Archaeologists, physicists, linguists and Noosphere specialists; 18 staff chosen to match research wage budget. |
| Web Analyst / Crawler Operator | 4 | [#10] Online monitoring and content takedown analysts (3–6 range), chosen as 4 for baseline. |
Confidence Notes
Estimates drawn from analyst ranges and recommended baselines but major uncertainties remain (notably whether combustion failures affect engines/generators, growth rate of the zone, and population/resettlement scale), so numerical choices reflect mid-range assumptions.