[#1, #5, #6, #7, #8, #17] Perimeter fencing and controlled-access barrier (#1), road rerouting and public infrastructure modification (#5), eminent domain/land acquisition and buyouts (#6), demolition/hazardous-abatement/site remediation (#7), long-term secure detention facility capital conversion/construct (#8), and secure evidence/vault storage build-out (#17) combined as major physical/construction costs.

[#27] Large-scale reserve for worst-case planning (mass relocation, national-level mitigation, expanded quarantine) as a one-time contingency.

[#4, #18, #21, #22, #26] Remote surveillance hardware and drones/monitoring center installation (#4), covert travel/vehicle fleet purchase including armored/transports and drone hardware (#18), generators/solar backups and field power setup (#21), one-time IT/secure-comms hardware and classified servers (#22), and specialized non-lethal/remote-manipulation equipment (#26).

[#20] Classified contingency fund reserved for emergency re-containment, rapid deployment, or ad-hoc purchases on short notice.

[#16] Secure lab buildout, instrument procurement, and initial research setup for SCP-3088/SCP-3088-1 research.

[#14] Initial compensation, relocation assistance, hush-money and household buyouts for displaced residents and contractors.

[#18] Vehicle fleet purchase (patrols, logistics, armored transports) and purchase of rotors/drones for remote access (duplicate of equipment category where applicable).

[#9] Initial purchase/production and secure storage of Class-A/B amnestic stockpile and related supplies.

[#10] Initial mass-information censorship and takedown contracting, vendor fees, and sweep operations to remove online mentions and media.

[#17] Hardened storage buildout, climate control and secure cataloging space for seized documents and anomalous items (included in facilities tally as well).

[#11] Initial public-relations and cover-story production, coordination with local government records, and upfront payments for cover work/advertising.

[#13] One-time payments and operations to edit national mapping providers, GPS, printed atlases, and retrieval/suppression of physical archives.

[#23] One-time physical retrieval/suppression costs for libraries, museums, newspapers, and other cultural/historical archives.

[#2] 24/7 perimeter security staffing (armed external guards and supervisors) estimated at ~16 FTE fully loaded.

[#16] Ongoing specialized research into SCP-3088/SCP-3088-1 (archaeology, legal-anomaly research, psychology), testing, ethical oversight, and staffed experiments.

[#10, #11, #12, #13, #15, #24] Ongoing mass-information takedowns, PR/cover liaison refreshes, legal retainer & litigation reserves, archive/map auditing, media-monitoring rapid-response coordination, and interagency reimbursements.

[#3] Recurring training, certification, PPE, and equipment maintenance for 2–3 rapid response/tactical teams trained in non-firearm extraction and containment methods.

[#18] Vehicle/drone operating costs, fuel, maintenance, and transport logistics for patrols and access operations.

[#4] Operators, maintenance, bandwidth, drone replacement cycles, and monitoring-center staffing for continuous audiovisual and sensor surveillance.

[#9] Administration clinics, trained medical staff salaries, follow-up psychiatric care, and ongoing amnestic supply chain costs.

[#8] Ongoing staffing, medical, counseling, and overhead costs for detainees held indefinitely (scaled estimate for a small detained population).

[#20] Annual replenishment allocation for the classified contingency fund to restore used emergency reserves.

[#22] Maintenance, audits, secure backups, classified network engineers, and encryption/hardening recurring costs.

[#1, #21, #25] Routine fence/ gate repair, generator/backup maintenance, utilities upkeep, and seasonal/site maintenance (mowing, signage, storm checks).

[#17] Climate control, cataloging staff, and restricted access administration for archival seized materials.

[] Consumables and small recurring supplies (PPE, small hardware spares, amnestic disposables beyond program accounted separately).

[#19] Medical and psychological follow-up for civilians affected by incident and amnestic use (scaled estimate for follow-up caseload).