SCP-7193
Keter
~
medium confidence
SCP-7193
Expected annual
$7.7B
One-time setup
$44.2B
Annual recurring
$6.8B
Personnel
23750
Corrected estimate: Foundation one-time capital buildout ≈ $44.16B (itemised: bases/hardening, SAM procurement & missile stockpile, AEW spares, C2 and mobile assets). Recurring Foundation operational baseline ≈ $6.781B/yr (personnel, AEW flight-hours, routine missile replenishment, maintenance, logistics and research). Large event-driven missile expenditure and reconstruction costs are modelled in scenarios and recorded as systemic impacts where appropriate.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $44.2B
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $6.8B/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$6.8B/yr
Normal operational year without a major manifestation that drives mass interceptor expenditure. Includes all recurring Foundation operational costs (patrols, maintenance, routine replenishment and research).
no_large_manifestation
routine_maintenance_and_operations
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Minor Incident
$9.4B/yr
Single average manifestation (~1,000 instances) intercepted before coastal visual range, requiring substantial missile expenditure and surge operations plus targeted humanitarian/salvage response.
single_manifestation_~1000_instances
large_missile_expenditure
localized_coastal_damage_and_salvage
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Catastrophic Breach
$23.8B/yr
Worst-case mass manifestation (near upper bound of 5,000 instances) resulting in mass engagements, massive missile consumption and regionally significant damage requiring prolonged Foundation surge and large relief contributions.
mass_manifestation_>=5000_instances
widespread_coastal_damage
multi-regional_humanitarian_crisis
Personnel
23750 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| SAM Battery Operators & Technicians | 18000 | 600 batteries × 30 personnel/site covering operators, technicians, security and local support. Headcount used in staff_wages calculation. |
| AEW Flight Crew & Aircrew Support | 1200 | Pilots, sensor operators, airborne mission specialists and immediate maintenance crewing to support continuous AEW patrols and surge ops. |
| Engineers / Maintenance | 2000 | Engineers, MRO technicians and depot staff for AEW, SAM systems, and logistics hubs. |
| Logistics & Transport | 1000 | Sealift, airlift, depot handling and transport personnel for munitions and site resupply. |
| Research Scientists | 150 | Anomaly research, data analysis, sensors and R&D staff. |
| Medical Officer / Emergency Response | 300 | Medical and emergency personnel for casualty triage, on-site care and coordination with humanitarian partners. |
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 500 | Site security, MTF rapid-response elements and on-site protective details. |
| Cybersecurity / IT | 200 | C2, datalink security, SOC staff and network defence. |
| Administrative Staff / Legal / Diplomacy Liaison | 400 | Program office, legal, host-nation liaison, contracting and administration. |
Confidence Notes
Confidence is medium. Major line items are broken into explicit unit counts and prices to satisfy Rule 1. Primary uncertainties: true per-interceptor cost (varies by type), frequency distribution of manifestations, and exact cost-sharing terms with NAPP partners. Systemic economic impacts are highly scenario-dependent and therefore presented separately (Rule 4).