[#3, #5, #6, #8, #12, #15, #16, #18, #26, #27] Vehicles and fleet outfitting, initial high-pressure pumps/hose kits, mobile incinerator units, environmental monitoring hardware, PPE stockpile, detection/surveillance rollout hardware, small-arms/tactical gear initial procurement, evidence-handling lab setup, IT/server initial setup, and communications/jamming hardware.

[#13, #24] Construction/refit of specialist metal/glass-only containment/sample-processing facility and initial long-term contingency planning / standby resources.

[#14, #17] Initial laboratory research program and countermeasure development setup plus amnestic R&D/initial stockpile funding.

[#25] Annual contingency reserve toward large-scale eradication/remediation (seed fund; full worst-case costs could be orders of magnitude larger: hundreds of millions to many billions).

[#1, #11] Full-time MTF Pi-1 core staffing (operators, leaders, medics, hazmat specialists, intel/admin) and baseline paid medics (salaries, benefits, on-payroll medics).

[#4, #6, #7, #9, #10] Vehicle operations & maintenance (fuel, repairs, insurance), contracted incineration/demolition capacity, debris removal & hazardous-waste disposal reserve, quarantine perimeter enforcement reserves, and evacuation/sheltering reserves.

[#14, #15, #23, #26] Ongoing laboratory research/countermeasure development, detection & surveillance monitoring staff and analytics, intelligence/prevention operations, and IT/cloud licensing & maintenance for incident-forecasting.

[#19, #20, #28] Public relations/cover-story standing budget and payments to local agencies, legal/litigation/reserve funds, and responder casualty / disability compensation reserves.

[#2] On-call surge personnel, overtime, and contracted temporary labor for large quarantines or multi-building incidents.

[#24] Ongoing standby resources, modeling, and coordination contracts for city-scale contingency planning.

[#12, #16, #22] Consumable PPE and decontamination supplies per incidents, non-lethal munitions / consumable resupply, and replacement of contaminated / incinerated equipment.

[#13] Annual operating costs for specialist containment facility (negative-pressure, HEPA/chemical filters, incineration access, utilities).

[#8] Air-quality continuous monitoring, mobile filtration / particulate mitigation per incidents, and remediation / regulatory fines reserve.

[#21] Regular specialized training, joint exercises with local law enforcement and response contractors specific to SCP-274 tactics.

[#11] Per-incident medical response costs (medevac, hospital coordination, long-term care beyond on-payroll medics).

[#17] Per-dose production, stock rotation, and administration costs for Class-B amnestics used on civilians and witnesses.

[#18] Forensic pathology and evidence-handling costs per large incident.

[#5] Spares, scheduled maintenance, and backup pumps for high-pressure water systems used to terminate SCP-274-2.

[#27] Per-incident deployment costs for acoustic jamming/masking or directional-sensor deployments.