[#25] Rapid-access remediation reserve for large-scale, uncontrolled fluorine/HF release requiring immediate mobilization of specialty contractors and long-term remediation.

[#21] Recommended contingency/insurance reserve fund for accidental release, cleanup, liability and legal defense (set-aside).

[#1, #2, #3, #23] Containment chamber construction, redundant airlock/decon suite, HVAC/abatement installation (structural/installation portion), and initial archive/evidence storage retrofit; estimate is midpoint of provided ranges for retrofitting into existing secure wing.

[#16] Specialized instrumentation purchase and laboratory modifications for fluorine-based biochemical analysis and secure sample handling (midpoint estimate).

[#4, #5, #7, #12, #15, #17] Initial capital for gas-detection & monitoring hardware, specialized respirators/SAR/SCBA, 1862-safe full-body suits, security/CCTV systems, vetted safe furnishings, and corrosion-resistant tools/spares.

[#9] Initial stockpile of calcium gluconate gel, IV calcium, HF-specific kits and immediate-treatment supplies.

[#11] Salaries, benefits, overtime and on-call pay for project director, research staff, containment technicians, security/guards and support personnel.

[#24] Pro-rated facility overhead, apportioned rent/mortgage, security staffing, administration and amortized capital costs attributable to the containment cell.

[#19, #20] Legal counsel, OPSEC personnel, cover-story maintenance (FBI custody deception), liaison work and forum/cyber monitoring/content control.

[#16] Ongoing laboratory analysis, specialist contractor time, consumables, controlled sampling and experiments aimed at understanding fluorine-based biochemistry.

[#6, #8, #9, #14, #18] Respirator cartridges & cylinder refills, PPE consumables/disposal, medical replenishment & training, distilled water/fluorite provisioning, neutralizers and hazardous waste packaging/disposal fees.

[#3, #4, #12, #17, #23] Annual maintenance for HVAC/abatement systems, sensor calibration and replacement, security system servicing, corrosion-resistant part replacements, and archive/digital security upkeep.

[#13] Electricity and fuel costs for continuous closed-loop ventilation, scrubbers, pumps, monitoring racks and backup generator/UPS capacity for critical systems.

[#10] Baseline and periodic occupational health exams, exposure monitoring (bloodwork, pulmonary testing), dermatology checks and incident follow-up.

[#22] Annual multi-department HF/HF incident response drills, coordination with local emergency services, mass decontamination supplies and training.