SCP-8711
Unknown
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medium confidence
SCP-8711
Expected annual
$35.6M
One-time setup
$115.1M
Annual recurring
$34.2M
Personnel
138
Estimated one-time startup costs are approximately $115.1M, dominated by ships/equipment, outpost/salvage seed and contingency reserves; recurring annual costs are approximately $34.2M, driven by staff wages, expeditionary missions, salvage/response budgets, and legal/cover operations.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $115.1M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $34.2M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$34.2M/yr
Normal year with ongoing monitoring, routine expeditions, and no major incidents or escalations.
routine monitoring and scheduled missions
no large-scale recoveries or public incidents
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Minor Incident
$35.7M/yr
Localized incident requiring additional recovery, legal work, targeted public cover campaigns, and increased medical/amnestic treatments.
cluster of reappearances in a shipping lane
small-scale mass recoveries or multiple returnees requiring treatment
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Major Breach
$59.2M/yr
Significant containment event requiring emergency mobilization of multiple ships/aircraft, large salvage and medical operations, and major legal/cover expenses.
mass recovery of modern commercial vessels
widespread media exposure or multiple simultaneous incidents
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Catastrophic Breach
$184.2M/yr
Extreme escalation (political exposure, mass casualties, or multi-site simultaneous events) requiring full contingency fund deployment and cross-site mobilization.
large-scale public incident with casualties
international political exposure or coordinated leak
Personnel
138 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| C2 Operators / Center Staff | 35 | [#1] 24/7 global monitoring and command center staffing, operators, and communications specialists. |
| Embedded Liaison Agents | 20 | [#2] Foundation plants within maritime/aviation authorities (20 strategically placed). |
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 30 | [#4, #5, #20] Ship security, expedition security details, and rapid-response boarding teams. |
| Research Scientist | 10 | [#13, #24] EVE/Akiva radiation researchers, data scientists, and lab leads. |
| Medical Officer | 5 | [#10, #12, #11] Medical staff for detention/amnestic administration and returnee follow-up. |
| Engineer / Maintenance | 8 | [#6, #17, #18, #27] Suit technicians, vessel engineers, buoy/sonar maintenance, and analog comms upkeep. |
| Administrative Staff | 6 | [#1, #22] Administration, legal support liaisons, and cover-story coordination support. |
| Forensic Analyst / Evidence Team | 6 | [#9] Evidence handling, forensic alteration, and secure editing/archive teams. |
| Divers / Salvage Core Staff | 4 | [#16, #20] Core diving and salvage engineers (most deep teams contracted; this is core retained staff). |
| Conservator / Archaeologist | 6 | [#16, #21] Artifact conservation and long-term storage specialists. |
| Data Analyst / Historian | 6 | [#24] Historical research unit, linguists, and data analysts mapping recurrence. |
| Training Coordinator / CRV Screeners | 2 | [#19] Recruitment, CRV screening, recurrent training and certification staff. |
Confidence Notes
Estimates are based on analyst-provided ranges and program assumptions (mission cadence, frequency of incidents, and choice between charter vs owned assets). Major uncertainties: number of annual expeditions, salvage project scale, and political/legal escalation costs; therefore medium confidence.