[#1, #4, #5, #14, #24, #29] Land purchase, provisional Site-127 construction, perimeter works, major structural engineering/stabilization, personnel housing construction, and future decommissioning liability (aggregated).

[#7, #8, #9, #10, #11, #12, #13, #16, #17, #23] Initial purchases of guard equipment, vehicle fleet, surveillance & sensor network, secure communications/IT hardware, power genset/hookup, HVAC hardware, containment unit hardware, heavy machinery (purchase), initial hazard sensors, and archive hardware/storage systems.

[#27] Contingency/financial reserve (set-aside) for covert emergencies and large unexpected capital remediation.

[#15, #19] Initial high-resolution mapping/scans and laboratory instrumentation / sample storage & initial consumable stock for Research Team Caviidae.

[#26] Buyouts, concessions, hush payments to local landowners/officials required on initial acquisition.

[#25] Initial mobilization costs: freight for heavy equipment, specialist travel for site commissioning, shipping and customs.

[#31] Initial discretionary fund for anomalous contingencies and rapid-response purchases.

[#21] Initial purchase of evacuation/containment equipment and initial crisis drills/training for emergency procedures.

[#2] Incorporation, legal fees, company front setup (Atlas Burning) and initial PR/permits.

[#22] One-off hazardous waste removal / excavated material disposal and initial environmental compliance work.

[#20] Initial on-site medical kits, trauma supplies, training and emergency response set-up.

[#6, #18, #30] Armed guard payroll (18 positions for 24/7 coverage ≈ $1.08M), scientific team salaries (Research Team Caviidae ≈ $900k), and program/administrative staff (~$250k aggregated).

[#5, #8, #9, #10, #11, #12, #13, #21, #22, #23, #24] Perimeter maintenance, vehicle fuel/insurance/maintenance, surveillance & sensor maintenance & storage, IT/communications operations, generator fuel & electricity, HVAC energy & maintenance, containment unit upkeep, emergency drills upkeep, waste monitoring/compliance, archive storage ops, and housing utilities/operation.

[#3, #2, #26] Ongoing Atlas Burning cover operation costs (minimal front), ongoing legal/PR/accounting for the front and recurring local payments/hush money.

[#7, #19, #31] Recurrent guard training & consumables (ammunition, PPE, recurrent certifications), laboratory consumables/reagents/sample consumables, and recurring discretionary top-ups.

[#8, #16, #20, #25] Heavy-equipment rental (as-needed), recurrent specialist travel and freight, medevac standby/contracts and routine transport/logistics.

[#15, #17, #28] Periodic LIDAR/GPR/seismic surveys and mapping, sensor calibration & hazard monitoring maintenance, and long-term monitoring of inaccessible wings.