SCP-9490 Euclid ~ medium confidence
SCP-9490
Expected annual
$1.8M
One-time setup
$4.4M
Annual recurring
$1.8M
Personnel
13
Initial capital and contingency reserves are the primary one-time expenses (~$4.41M), while annual operations are dominated by town subsidies and personnel costs (~$1.77M/yr). Major drivers are municipal economic support, research/medical staffing, and contingency funds for relocation or containment expansion.
🏗️ One-Time Capital Costs Total: $4.4M
Containment Expansion Reserve $2.8M
[#25] Reserve for large-scale containment expansion (facility construction, town quarantines) if SCP activity escalates.
Contingency Relocation Fund $650K
[#19] One-time reserved fund for emergency evacuation/quarantine of affected individuals and households (temporary housing, transport, isolation facilities).
Initial Research And Lab Setup $325K
[#8] BSL-2 lab fit-out and capital laboratory equipment (freezers, PCR, sequencers or equivalent).
Facilities $300K
[#17] Infrastructure modifications and municipal utilities control (design/construction for modest upgrades).
Equipment $227K
[#2, #3, #10, #16, #18, #22] CCTV/door locks & badge readers install (#2), personal monitoring device purchase (#3), secure data/infrastructure setup (#10), sensor network hardware (#16), rapid-response vehicles & equipment (#18), initial PPE/decon supply purchase (#22).
Cover Story One Time $85K
[#13] Initial public/PR campaign, collateral, signage and communications to normalize situation in Eris.
Medical Baseline Diagnostics $50K
[#4] Initial full medical workups for five students (bloodwork, sequencing, MRI/CT, specialist panels).
Legal One Time $28K
[#11] Upfront legal fees for parental contracts, local agreements, and liability mitigation.
🔄 Annual Recurring Costs Total: $1.8M/yr
Staff Wages $682K/yr
[#1, #7, #18] Salaries and benefits for on-site security (2 guards), dedicated research team (lead scientist + 2 techs + part-time epidemiologist/psychologist), and recurring rapid-response personnel/training costs.
Town Subsidies $500K/yr
[#12] Municipal payments/subsidies to implement enforced economic/environmental factors in Eris (primary recurring cost driver).
Family Stipends $150K/yr
[#14] Annual stipends/in-kind support to five families for cooperation (midpoint of estimate range).
Research And Monitoring $74K/yr
[#5, #16, #24] Ongoing medical surveillance (follow-ups, periodic imaging and specialist consults), environmental monitoring/fieldwork, and long-term record retention/epidemiological follow-up.
Supplies And Consumables $65K/yr
[#9] Laboratory reagents, disposables, sequencing runs, cold-chain disposables and routine consumables.
Insurance And Liability $65K/yr
[#20] Annual premiums for medical, municipal and operational liability coverage (midpoint estimate).
School Support And Tutoring $62K/yr
[#15] Tutoring, special classroom allocations, records management and alternative schooling support for affected students.
Psychological And Child Welfare $52K/yr
[#6] Therapy for minors, family counseling, social-worker visits, and child-protection oversight.
Logistics And Transport $40K/yr
[#23] Travel for off-site specialists, sample shipments, fuel and vehicle-related recurring costs, and general logistics.
Cover Story And Legal $30K/yr
[#11, #13] Annual legal retainer and ongoing communications/PR management to sustain cover narrative and handle guardianship disputes.
Ethics And Oversight $25K/yr
[#21] Costs for oversight boards, independent audits, and reporting to command (IRB-like reviews).
Data Hosting And Security $12K/yr
[#10] Recurring hosting, encrypted storage, backups, analysis software licenses and cybersecurity monitoring.
Waste Disposal $6K/yr
[#22] Ongoing biohazard waste pickup, certification, and PPE replacement.
Facilities Maintenance $4K/yr
[#2] Annual maintenance and video storage/monitoring costs for upgraded school access control and CCTV.
Personal Monitoring Plans $2K/yr
[#3] Monthly cellular/data plans and cloud fees for wearable location/data loggers for five subjects.
Cost Scenarios
📊 Baseline (baseline) $1.8M/yr
87.5% probability / year
Normal year with routine monitoring, no major incidents or relocations.
stable community cooperation no major health incidents regular surveillance only
🚨 Minor Incident $1.9M/yr
10.0% probability / year +$150K vs baseline
Local spike in medical imaging, short-term legal/PR activity, and limited overtime for response team.
acute medical concern for one or two subjects heightened community attention requiring extra PR/legal work
🚨 Major Relocation $2.7M/yr
2.0% probability / year +$950K vs baseline
Evacuation/quarantine of affected individuals and households, using contingency relocation fund and temporary facilities.
escalation of phenomenon threatening community court-ordered quarantine or emergency relocation
🚨 Containment Expansion $5.0M/yr
0.5% probability / year +$3.2M vs baseline
Anomalous activity expands or becomes unmanageable in-town, requiring construction-scale containment and major capital outlay.
expansion beyond five individuals town-level quarantine or new treatment facilities required
👥 Personnel 13 total
Role Count Notes
Security Officer / MTF Agent 2 [#1] Two dedicated armed/contract guards stationed during school hours.
Research Scientist / Lead 1 [#7] Lead scientist/physician coordinating study and medical oversight.
Research Technician 2 [#7] Laboratory technicians for sample processing and routine assays.
Epidemiologist / Psychologist (part-time) 1 [#7] Part-time epidemiology/psychology support for study design and behavioral assessment.
Rapid Response Team Member (medical/containment) 4 [#18] Small trained rapid-response team for emergency intervention and medical containment.
Medical Officer 1 [#5] Ongoing clinical oversight for medical surveillance and imaging coordination.
Social Worker / Child Welfare 1 [#6] Social-worker visits and child-protection oversight for minors.
Administrative Staff 1 [#23] Administrative/clerk support for scheduling, records, and parental liaison.
📋 Confidence Notes
Analyst notes provide detailed line-item ranges for most costs (security, research staff, town subsidies), but large contingency/reserve items and municipal subsidy needs are highly policy-dependent; this yields moderate confidence.
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