[#30] High-end option: full restoration to operable status including custom high-power amplifiers, HV infrastructure, ranges and mitigation planning (very large one-time cost).

[#2, #7, #9, #23] Board-up and concealment, structural/insulating repairs and climate installation, hazardous-materials abatement, and option to build a purpose-built shielded hangar (build-option).

[#11, #12, #17, #28] Conservation/restoration labor for vintage electronics, parts fabrication/obsolete-component procurement, archival/document procurement, and scientific computing/digitization hardware and scanning.

[#22] Per-operation cost estimate for heavy-lift removal, RF-shielded containers, riggers, site prep and temporary secure storage in a full emergency extraction.

[#5, #6, #8, #13, #14] Capital security and surveillance systems, vehicles and tactical gear, backup generator, RF test equipment, and high-voltage/test infrastructure purchases and installation.

[#25] Internal reserve for unexpected restoration surprises, legal exposure, or damage.

[#1] One-time negotiation, legal fees, indemnities, classified-use MOUs and initial payments required to formalize Foundation access on Army property.

[#19] Initial staged 'Hantavirus' cover materials, props, signage, and seeded paperwork to establish the public-facing deception.

[#15] Initial RF-safety equipment and training outlay.

[#3, #16] 24/7 armed guard coverage (≈12 guards + supervisor) and recurring specialist salaries (RF engineers, conservators, memetics researchers, project lead, support techs/security supervisors).

[#15, #17, #18, #20, #28, #29, #12] Ongoing RF-safety medical surveillance and PPE, archival/intel continuing work, memetic monitoring and countermeasures, media-analytics contracts, recurring computing/archiving costs, distributed multi-year research program funding, and recurring parts procurement.

[#1, #19, #21, #24] Annual permit renewals and liaison, ongoing public-facing cover operations, clandestine suppression contingency fund allocation, and PR/legal retainer costs for incident response.

[#4] On-call rapid-reaction personnel readiness, training and occasional deployment costs.

[#23] Rental option for pre-existing secure, shielded storage/hangar if relocation occurs instead of build-option.

[#6] Fuel, routine vehicle maintenance and tactical transport upkeep for patrol and logistical movements.

[#5, #7, #8] Annual maintenance and monitoring for surveillance systems, HVAC/environmental systems, and generator maintenance/electricity.

[#26] Annual RF-safety, hazmat, memetic-awareness, security drills and external exercise contracts.

[#27] Cleaning supplies, filters, small replacement parts, solder, lubricants, consumables and routine hut/building maintenance.

[#10] Long-term hazardous-waste disposal, manifests, controlled storage and regulatory compliance costs.

[#9] Smaller recurring follow-ups and sampling/monitoring after initial abatement.