[#1, #2, #5, #13, #25] Construction of the custom seawater humanoid containment tank, airlock/personnel access suite, environmental/climate control and corrosion mitigation, onsite quarantine room setup, and estimated full decommissioning/remediation costs.

[#3, #4, #6, #7, #8, #9, #10, #11, #12, #22, #23] Saltwater life-support and circulation systems, water treatment hardware, backup power/generator, CCTV/underwater cameras, fiber-optic inspection kits, remote manipulators/robotics, custom transport container, weights/restraining gear, initial PPE, purchase/outfitting of a secure transport vehicle, and seed for incident-response equipment purchase.

[#23] Seed funding for an emergency response & containment reserve to be used for rapid remediation, emergency contracting, and urgent materials in the event of leaks or exposures.

[#14] Initial biosafety analysis and laboratory testing setup including primary analyses (microbiology, sequencing, histology, SEM, material chemistry) and initial consumable kits for baseline characterization.

[#17] One-time costs for development of SOPs, simulation/mock-up suit segments, and initial staff training drills construction.

[#18] Initial legal/permits/front-company setup and associated administrative costs (initial portion of legal/cover story setup).

[#15, #16] Dedicated research personnel (marine/xeno-biologist, technicians, lab manager) and security staffing & rapid response guards.

[#18] Annual permits, transport paperwork, legal overhead, and front-company costs for plausible deniability and regulatory compliance.

[#3, #5, #6, #9] Ongoing maintenance of life-support/circulation systems, HVAC/dehumidification and corrosion control, fuel/testing for backup power, and servicing of remote manipulation/handling gear.

[#7, #14, #24] Continuous CCTV/data storage and servicing, ongoing follow-up biosafety/research testing, and long-term secure archiving/backups of video and physical samples.

[#4, #8, #11, #12, #20] Water treatment cartridges/consumables, fiber-optic replacement parts and spares, spare weights/inspection parts, PPE replacement and sterilants, and general lab consumables.

[#21] Annual budget for replacement seals, pumps, valves, sacrificial anodes, camera housings and other saltwater-accelerated wear items.

[#23] Annual replenishment allocation to maintain an emergency remediation reserve after use.

[#19] Regular biohazard treatment, hauling, and disposal costs for contaminated seawater, calcified material, used filters and PPE.

[#13] Ongoing medical preparedness, quarantine consumables, staff training refreshers, and basic hyperbaric/oxygen readiness maintenance.

[#17] Recurring drills, simulation updates, and SOP revisions for entry/repair/transport and emergency water-loss scenarios.

[#10, #22] Specialized per-move handling for the transport container (assumed small number of moves per year) plus routine maintenance/inspections of the purchased transport vehicle.