SCP-6958 Unknown ~ medium confidence
SCP-6958
Expected annual
$24.9M
One-time setup
$158.8M
Annual recurring
$24.4M
Personnel
97
Initial establishment is capital-intensive (major one-time costs driven by a $100M contingency reserve and facility/equipment construction) while ongoing operations are dominated by staffing, aviation/logistics, and contingency set-asides (~$24.45M/year). Main drivers: contingency reserve, aviation & logistics, MTF/security staffing, conservation/rapid-response capability, and archival/research operations.
🏗️ One-Time Capital Costs Total: $158.8M
Contingency Reserve $100.0M
[#16] One-time emergency contingency reserve recommended for CK-class reconfiguration response (conservative operational reserve).
Equipment $26.5M
[#6, #8, #10, #11, #22, #25] Major hardware purchases: helicopter acquisition (2 choppers), remote surveillance hardware (radar, cameras, drones), power-generation hardware (solar + generators + batteries), secure communications appliances, heavy cranes/scaffolding, and initial documentation pipeline hardware/software.
Facilities $24.8M
[#1, #2, #3, #21] Site construction and structural work: Site-167-A and Site-167-B construction, 7 km perimeter establishment (one-time establishment costs), and initial environmental/ruin stabilization.
Initial Research And Lab Setup $5.9M
[#12, #14, #15] Research/lab buildout and specialized conservation equipment: Protocol 11-1 replication tooling, anomalous-safe lab outfitting, and initial archival/digitization scanners and infrastructure.
Diplomatic Initial $1.1M
[#19] Initial diplomatic/legal/host-country agreement setup and cover-story establishment costs.
Amnestics Initial Stock $500K
[#17] Initial amnestic production/stockpile and initial medical supplies for treating trespassers and personnel.
🔄 Annual Recurring Costs Total: $24.4M/yr
Staff Wages $7.2M/yr
[#4, #5, #6, #12, #13, #15, #18, #20] Salaries and benefits for MTF Pi-22 rotational personnel, on-site guards, pilots/aviation crew & maintenance staff, conservator/artisan rapid-response team, archaeological/linguistic specialists, archival/digital preservation staff, medical/psych care staff, and local labor/operatives.
Contingency Replenishment $5.0M/yr
[#16] Annual set-aside/replenishment to maintain or rebuild the CK-class emergency contingency reserve over time.
Research And Monitoring $4.2M/yr
[#14, #8, #9, #23, #25] Ongoing anomalous R&D budget, remote surveillance operations and drone pilots, commercial satellite tasking, regular Protocol 11-1/10-5 drills, and active documentation/digitization operations.
Logistics And Transport $3.5M/yr
[#6, #7, #20, #22, #10, #11] Aviation operations and O&M (helicopter flight hours/maintenance), aircraft fuel and flight ops, local logistics and supply-chain premiums, heavy-equipment lease/maintenance, and site utilities transport/maintenance.
Cover Story And Legal $1.5M/yr
[#19, #24, #26, #27] Diplomatic/host-country liaison ongoing costs, legal/PR/cover-story maintenance, internal insurance pools, audits/red-team costs, and cultural reparations/community relations.
Facilities Maintenance $1.4M/yr
[#3, #1, #2, #21, #10, #11] Ongoing maintenance of Site-167-A/B and perimeter infrastructure, environmental remediation, and utilities/communications upkeep.
Supplies And Consumables $1.1M/yr
[#12, #17, #28, #25, #29] Consumables and consumable services: conservation consumables and stone blanks, amnestic replenishment, water/waste/life-support consumables, documentation materials, and training program materials.
Reconstruction Retainer $700K/yr
[#30] Retainers and rapid-access contracts with conservators, stonemasons, reconstruction labs, museums, and universities for contingent reconstruction capacity.
Cost Scenarios
📊 Baseline (baseline) $24.4M/yr
93.9% probability / year
Normal operational year with no major incidents; routine maintenance, staffing, surveillance, and scheduled drills only.
no tapestry breaches routine operations only
🚨 Minor Incident $26.4M/yr
5.0% probability / year +$2.0M vs baseline
Localized damage to a small section of the tapestry requiring fast-response repair crews and elevated logistics but Protocol 11-1 succeeds.
small tapestry fracture rapid-response deployment increased helicopter sorties
🚨 Major Breach $49.5M/yr
1.0% probability / year +$25.0M vs baseline
Significant structural damage or coordinated sabotage causing large-scale Protocol 11-1 activation, extended repairs, Protocol 10-5 partial activation, and major logistics/archival scaling.
large tapestry collapse sabotage/explosive damage extended repair/archival mobilization
🚨 Catastrophic Ck $124.5M/yr
0.1% probability / year +$100.0M vs baseline
Protocol 11-1 fails and a CK-class Reconfiguration Scenario occurs, triggering global-scale response, massive recovery and diplomatic efforts.
Protocol 11-1 failure CK-class reality reconfiguration global recovery mobilization
👥 Personnel 97 total
Role Count Notes
Security Officer / MTF Agent 40 [#4] Rotational tactical teams covering 24/7 patrols as described for MTF Pi-22 (3 shifts, overlaps, leave).
On-site Security Guard 12 [#5] Static guard force for both sites (8–16 guards), vehicle drivers and immediate response.
Pilot / Aviation Crew 6 [#6] Pilots and maintenance crew to support dedicated helicopters and flight operations.
Conservation Specialist / Conservator 10 [#12] Rapid-response conservator/artisan team on-call 24/7 for Protocol 11-1 repairs.
Research Scientist 6 [#14] Anomalous research staff and R&D specialists studying tapestry mechanics and prevention technologies.
Archaeologist / Linguist / Anthropologist 10 [#13] Specialized cultural and linguistic team on-call for incursions and interpretation.
Medical Officer 3 [#17, #18] Medical staff for amnestic administration, medical care, and rotation/medevac coordination.
Engineer / Maintenance 6 [#10, #22] Site engineers and heavy-equipment technicians for power, generators, scaffolding, and infrastructure.
Administrative Staff 4 [#19, #11] Site administration, diplomatic liaisons, and classified communications/IT support.
📋 Confidence Notes
Estimates are midpoints of wide ranges in analyst notes and include judgment calls about purchasing vs leasing aircraft and the size/speed of contingency set-asides; the CK-class risk is highly uncertain which increases variance.
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