Test Request Form

Name: Dr. Donald Harrison
Date: 02/18/1985
Rank: Researcher
Target Anomaly: SCP-914
Permission Required: Researcher Superivsor
Brief of Test: Hazmat Suit on Rough, Coarse, 1:1, Fine, Very Fine
I hope to study the effects of SCP-914 on hazardous material suits. This may perhaps yield in technology better suited towards protecting our Research / Security departments from biological and hazardous dangers.

Dr. Harrison's SCP-914 test is approved. You are being quoted a security requirement of four for this test. Proceed with care.

- Foundation Command

Name: Dr. Donald Harrison
Date: 02/18/1985
Rank: Researcher
Target Anomaly: SCP-049
Permission Required: Staff Researcher
Brief of Test: Sampling of 049-2 composition: Tissue, Blood, musculature, skeleton, organs, etc
I hope to study the effects of SCP-049's "surgery" on a human body in detail. This will be accomplished via having a pestilence-diseased D-Class operated on by SCP-049, termination of the SCP-049-2, and subsequent autopsy.

Dr. Harrison's SCP-049 test is approved. You may waive the Containment Specialist requirement in place of any one Security if one cannot be sourced.

Name: Dr. Jason Dickens
Date: 02/19/1985
Rank: Researcher
Target Anomaly: SCP-2292-2
Permission Required: Researcher (But since it is -2 I will place it on the list as if it was 049-2) / Staff Researcher
Brief of Test: I wish to preform an autopsy on SCP-2292-2 to determine how the affliction works and how the "disease" spreads through the body and how it causes the changes that it does, the subject would be killed once 2292 forms the -2, and then will be autopsied to determine cause of death, and will be compared to that of an 049-2, then I would like to store the body in cold-storage for future testing.

Name: Dr. Jason Dickens
Date: 02/19/1985
Rank: Researcher
Target Anomaly: SCP-294
Permission Required: Staff Researcher
Brief of Test: I would like to determine if SCP-294 has a range, and would like to determine if SCP-294's "range" could be stopped by using a thicker barrier or not. This would include dispensing a specific liquid that is not found in the area, such as vinegar. Then I would place one cup of vinegar on the floor close to the machine, then I would place a second cup of vinegar but inside of a standard containment cube at the exact same distance to see if SCP-294 has a preference in how it derives its liquid. This will require follow-up tests and I would like to catalog a list of liquids eventually.

Name: Dr. Jason Dickens
Date: 02/19/1985
Rank: Researcher
Target Anomaly: SCP-914
Permission Required: Research Supervisor
Brief of Test: I would like to get a catalog of standard foundation issued tools and I would like to place them on each of the settings the SCP-914 provides, thus creating a catalog of these options which would help us in the future if we are to find an anomalous or suspicious item we can compare it to a past catalog of SCP-914 tests. I would also like to place several of the same item inside to test if SCP-914 is consistent, as well as I would like to place a note inside with specific instructions to see if SCP-914 is capable of reading instructions given to it. This test will be more thought out when it comes time but this is the brief overview of it.

The items would consist of
Hammers, Screwdrivers, Vents, Flashlights, Extinguishers, and Headphones

Name: Dr. Jason Dickens
Date: 02/19/1985
Rank: Researcher
Target Anomaly: SCP-019-2
Permission Required: Research Supervisor
Brief of Test: I would like to get a basic understanding of the anatomy of the SCP-019 subjects, obviously this will be done with the help of the medical team to ensure my processes are correct. I would also like to compare these results to that of our other -2's we have on site because I wish to establish a general compendium of -2 related instances and how they relate and differ. This would be a project based test as I would like to catalog all of our findings on -2's on a spreadsheet. Maybe even have a program to study them while they are alive as well.

Regarding all [4] of Dr. Dickens's test requests:

SCP-2292-2: Accepted. The requirement of one Containment Agent may be waived if once cannot be sourced. May be replaced with any one armed Security.

SCP-294: Accepted. You may only dispense ordinary liquids and/or materials during this test.

SCP-914: Pending. This request is currently under consideration by Command. Expect an official response within three business days.

SCP-019-2: Accepted. The requirement of one Containment Agent may be waived if once cannot be sourced. May be replaced with any two armed Security.

This is a very strong start in the Area-48 research competition, Dr. Jason Dickens, we wish you luck. We will watch your career with great interest.