SCP-8788
Unknown
?
low confidence
SCP-8788
Expected annual
$125.5M
One-time setup
$236.7M
Annual recurring
$72.0M
Personnel
1280
Initial containment and mitigation for a regional program are estimated at roughly $237M one-time capital costs, with ongoing operations of ~ $72M/year. Major drivers are UR-1-NE centrifuge procurement and installation, ongoing staff wages and maintenance, R&D and cover/PR operations, and contingency for emergency response.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $236.7M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $72.0M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$72.0M/yr
Normal operational year for a regional containment program with no major outbreaks; routine operations, maintenance, wages and R&D only.
scheduled maintenance
ongoing detections handled by existing capacity
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Minor Incident
$77.0M/yr
Localized spike in manifestations requiring overtime extractions, additional transport runs, temporary surge staff and increased disposal.
local outbreak
multiple restroom clusters
short-term increased hospitalization
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Major Breach
$122.0M/yr
Region-wide containment failure requiring mass transport, emergency expansion of Operation Dehydration capacity and heavy legal/PR response.
widespread municipal contamination
site over-capacity
public protests/riots
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Operation Siccitas Executed
$50.1B/yr
Activation of Operation Siccitas or similarly large-scale population measures; ethically catastrophic, extremely high direct costs.
Exspes-Class population centre emergence
uncontainable global spread
policy decision to enact population-scale measures
Personnel
1280 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 100 | [#8, #26] Field extractions, site security and escort duties; background checks and clearance costs apply. |
| Research Scientist | 30 | [#16, #17] Laboratory research, analytical chemistry and long-term mitigation R&D staffing. |
| Site Director / Executive Staff | 5 | [#12, #28] Program oversight, site leadership and contingency planning roles. |
| Medical Officer | 20 | [#12, #27] Medical oversight for Operation Dehydration wards and staff monitoring. |
| Engineer / Maintenance | 30 | [#2, #3, #28] Civil/mechanical maintenance, centrifuge technicians and site engineering. |
| Administrative Staff | 20 | [#25, #26] Logistics coordination, HR, legal liaison and cover operation administration. |
| Surveillance Operator / Monitoring FTE | 10 | [#9, #10] Human monitoring complementing AI analytics for restroom footage. |
| Logistics Driver / Transport | 20 | [#7] Tanker drivers and transport personnel for movement of filtered SCP-8788. |
| Warden | 25 | [#11, #12] Wardens supervising D-Class during Operation Dehydration (24/7 coverage across wards). |
| Medical Technician | 15 | [#11, #12] Med techs monitoring vitals and assisting Operation Dehydration. |
| AI Engineer / Software | 5 | [#10] AI development and analytics maintenance staff for behavior recognition systems. |
| Class-D Personnel | 1000 | [#13] D-Class required for continuous Operation Dehydration enactment and beverage processing; not salaried staff but counted in operational headcount. |
Confidence Notes
Ranges provided in analyst notes are wide and many items depend on program scale, local political resistance and unknown global manifestation frequency; large catastrophic-cost tail events (Operation Siccitas) dominate expectation despite low probability, increasing uncertainty.