Facility Types

Site

Foundation facilities designated as Sites are covert facilities, meaning that while the existence of the facility is known to the public, such facilities are often disguised with government or corporate fronts. Sites are often built in relatively close proximity to civilian populations, where facilities would require such cover.

Area

Foundation facilities designated as Areas are clandestine facilities, meaning that civilians are not aware of their existence at all. Such facilities are often built far away from civilian populations and may contain highly dangerous anomalies and extreme fail-safe measures such as on-site nuclear warheads.

Sector (obsolescent)

Sectors are facilities that are unusually large and serve many functions, one of which is housing and training D-Class personnel. Such facilities are typically used to contain Safe- and Euclid-class SCPs.

Prefixes

These prefixes are often used to denote specializations of facilities or facility sections, and are often omitted even in internal communication. These prefixes are not exclusive and can be used together to form a Facility name, and additional prefixes may be used for sites with a particular specialisation. Certain terms have been assigned their own color codes to enable Sites and Areas with a similar function to be more easily identified.

Armed

Armed denotes a facility or facility section with abnormally high physical security concerns, either due to containment of violent hostile entities or threat of outside attack. Such facilities typically have a large amount of military-grade weaponry and vehicles as well as a disproportionately large number of permanent security staff; in the case of a full facility, this typically entails a detachment of at least battalion or regiment strength.

Biological

Biological or Bio-facilities contain and research living organisms and infectious or otherwise biohazardous anomalies. These facilities are both isolated and self-contained to prevent the escape and spread of these entities.

Containment

Containment facilities or facility sections are primarily equipped and intended for the mass containment of anomalous objects, entities, or phenomena.

Dimensional

Dimensional containment facilities or facility sections deal with extradimensional apertures, anomalies exhibiting inconsistent or warped spacetime, or anomalies of ontokinetic nature in general.

Humanoid

Humanoid containment facilities or facility sections primarily deal with sentient, sapient human or near-human entities capable of understanding and complying with instructions, and often attempt to develop means of communication with them to facilitate containment.

Exclusionary

Most often used by Δt personnel, Exclusionary Sites are unaffected by reality-changing effects, and are often built outside of reality itself.

Extrasolar

Extrasolar Facilities are located outside of the Solar System containing the planet Earth.

Lunar

A Lunar facility is located on the moon, for the containment of extraplanetary anomalies.

Protected

Protected facilities and facility sections are "safe zones" kept free of anomalous influence. No anomalies are allowed within these facilities at any time. Generally used for administration, data storage, and for housing essential personnel.

Provisional

Provisional facilities are those that are established or built around an immobile anomaly. Provisional facilities typically contain only a single anomaly, although many Provisional facilities have been subsequently expanded to contain additional anomalies.

Reliquary

Reliquary facilities or facility sections are designed for handling artifacts and objects of religious or historical significance.

Research

Research facilities or facility sections are designed for either the handling and study of anomalies or anomalous materials, or research and development into new containment schemes and methods.

Storage

Storage facilities or facility sections are intended for long-term mass storage of non-anomalous material or inert anomalies with no risk of autonomous interaction, including Anomalous Items and inanimate Safe-class SCP objects.

Surveillance

Surveillance sites monitor their surroundings, or dispatch field operatives on search missions for currently uncontained anomalies.

• Secure Facilities by branch:
  • Secure Facilities of the English-Speaking Foundation
  • Secure Facilities of the Chinese Foundation
  • Secure Facilities of the Korean Foundation
  • Secure Facilities of the French Foundation
  • Secure Facilities of the Polish Foundation
  • Secure Facilities of the Latin American Regional Council
  • Secure Facilities of the Germanophone Foundation
  • Secure Facilities of the Italian Foundation
  • Secure Facilities of the Lusophone Foundation
• A Semi-Comprehensive List of Secure Facility Locations

Requirements

Before adding a new Facility to this page, make sure that it is featured in at least 3 articles in the main namespace². However, we recommend for there to be 5 or more articles.

Code template

In this template you need to replace XX with the Facility's number and facility_logo_url with the URL to the Facility's insignia image, attached to this page. If your Facility does not have an insignia yet, use the corresponding template:

• For Sites — https://files.scpfoundation.net/local--files/secure-facilities-locations-ru/template-site-RU.svg
• For Areas — https://files.scpfoundation.net/local--files/secure-facilities-locations-ru/template-area-RU.svg

Color-coding the Facility's designation

To colour the Facility's number with the corresponding Facility type's color (see the «Facility Classification» tab), use the color= argument with the neccessary HEX value of the color in the opening [[include]]. The following example will color the number as a dimensional Facility:

Linking facility dossiers and hubs

If the Facility has a Secure Dossier or it is heavily tied to a Canon or a Series, a link to said Dossier or Hub is created like this: