[#25] Contingency reserve to rapidly expand containment if internal organic machines escalate (larger cell construction, extra MTF deployments, additional research funds).

[#1, #11] Containment cell build-out (conversion to double-airlock, negative-pressure cell, stainless surfaces, viewing window, glove-ports and service hatch) and one-time buildout of separate cells for SCP-1807-B manifestations.

[#2, #4, #5, #6, #12, #13, #14, #19] Initial specialized environmental control (chillers, humidity control), remote exploration robotics/endoscopes, audio recording and ingest hardware, PPE initial kit stock, non-lethal capture equipment, autoclave purchase, secure data servers and backup hardware, and power-redundancy hardware (UPS/generator).

[#22] One-time contingency fund for hush settlements, property claims and relocation/compensation to prevent publicity.

[#15] One-time legal/cover-up actions and local-relations interventions (urban-legend seeding, coordination with law enforcement, targeted amnestics for key witnesses).

[#10, #23] Initial sample analysis and lab characterization (histology, sequencing, mass-spec, micro-CT) and initial long-term specimen/biobank setup (refrigerated/cryogenic storage and cataloguing).

[#16] Initial targeted amnestic procurement and clinical administration for discovered eyewitnesses (budget for tens of treatments).

[#18] Initial forensic and investigative follow-up startup costs (audio specialists, case backlog triage, file consolidation and initial victim-family coordination).

[#8] Development of SOPs, instructor time and initial simulation materials to prevent skin contact and prepare staff for memetic effects and emergency protocols.

[#3] Secure refrigerated transport, crane/rigging, packing into containment crate and armed transport crew for discovery retrieval.

[#7] Salaries and payroll burden for on-site dedicated team: 1x Level-4 researcher, 2x Level-3 researchers, 2x technicians, 2x Level-2 guards, plus fringe/overhead.

[#17] MTF/rapid-response readiness stipends, vehicles, periodic readiness exercises and transport logistics.

[#10, #23] Ongoing experiments, sequencing, mass-spec runs and long-term specimen/recording storage operations (biobank and research follow-ups).

[#6, #12, #20] Consumable PPE replenishment (gloves, booties, disinfectants), drugs and tranquilizer replenishment, and laboratory consumables (reagents, vials, swabs).

[#11] Husbandry, veterinary care, specialized diets, sedation and transport for SCP-1807-B instances held in separate cells.

[#24] Annual insurance/replacement reserve for robotics, sensors and containment infrastructure.

[#2, #19, #21] Ongoing HVAC/chiller electricity & maintenance, backup generator/UPS upkeep and fuel, custodial cleaning and filter/HVAC maintenance, and repair of seals/glove ports.

[#18] Ongoing forensic audio matching, missing-person casework, liaison and investigative staff time.

[#9] Regular medical screening, counseling and memetic-safety briefings; memetic R&D not included here (see scenarios).

[#14] Operations for secure, encrypted archival, audited access controls and archival storage of data and recordings.

[#15] Ongoing monitoring, small payments, PR/urban-legend maintenance and limited amnestic follow-ups to manage local exposure.

[#8] Annual refresher training, simulation exercises and SOP drills for containment staff.

[#4] Annual maintenance, spare parts and battery replacements for tethered endoscopes and exploration robots.

[#13] Annual disposal, incineration/autoclave operation costs for hazardous biological waste and used PPE.

[#5] Media storage costs, transcription services and secure backups for weekly audio logs.

[#6] Consumable PPE items (replacement suits, gloves, booties) and decontamination supplies.