K06 assurance and procurement architecture

Isolated microreactor campus

Direct answer

Design for degraded communications, sparse local support, independent safe-state behavior, delayed external response, protected fuel and maintenance chains, and verifiable restoration without assuming autonomous force authority.

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Operating context

A remote or islanded compute campus uses one or more microreactors and may have limited grid, communications, logistics, or public-safety support.

Required assumptions

  • Remote siting increases response, maintenance, and supply-chain latency.
  • Autonomous operation and remote supervision increase management-plane and communications dependence.
  • Passive and physical safety functions must remain independent of datacenter availability.

Priority hazards

  • communications partition
  • remote credential or fleet-control compromise
  • fuel and transport security
  • extended cooling or maintenance outage
  • unauthorized autonomous physical response

Required evidence

  • islanding and black-start test
  • communications-loss safe-state test
  • remote-access and workload-identity proof
  • physical delay and authorized-response analysis
  • spares, fuel, and recovery logistics plan

Site-tailoring questions

  • How long can the campus remain safe and functional without external communications?
  • Which actions remain locally authorized during partition?
  • How are captured or tampered edge devices revoked?
  • What is the credible arrival time and authority of external responders?

Priority control trace

Recommended work packages

Explicit non-claims

  • Not proof that zero staffing is lawful or safe
  • Not private counter-UAS or lethal-force authority
  • Not a generic microreactor security plan

Machine-readable facility pattern