[#1, #4, #5, #6, #10, #12, #13, #20, #23] Capital purchase and fit of patrol vessels; on-board sensor suites; ROV/AUV/manned submersible procurement; support/launch equipment and deck retrofits; buoy/seabed sensor network deployment; mobile incinerator; decontamination setup; helicopter purchase; initial data/server hardware.

[#8, #9] Biosecure (marine BSL-3/4 equivalent) laboratory build/retrofit and capital laboratory instruments (sequencers, mass spec, HPLC/GC, microscopes, cryostorage).

[#7] Shore-side support facility build/retrofit (pier, warehouse, wet lab staging, accommodations).

[#29] Estimated future disposal/retirement/decommissioning reserve for major assets.

[#27] One-time pilot field trials / small-scale containment R&D.

[#14] Initial production/stockpile of amnestics and field kits.

[#16] One-time legal/contracting setup costs for agreements with Greek authorities.

[#17] One-time public relations / signage / outreach campaign to establish SPAMI cover.

[#3, #18] Crew salaries and benefits for fully-crewed patrol rotation (~100 naval personnel) and scientific personnel salaries (~12 specialists).

[#2, #4, #7, #10, #20, #23] Ship operational costs (fuel, docking, maintenance); communications/sonar upkeep; shore facility lease/operate; buoy/seabed sensor maintenance; aerial asset ops; data storage/backup maintenance.

[#24] Ongoing reserve fund for anomalous escalation, large-scale remediation, or emergency response.

[#16, #17, #22, #28, #30] Diplomatic reimbursements and grants to Greek authorities, ongoing PR/cover maintenance, insurance/indemnities/legal contingency, media incident response, and local community compensation.

[#11, #18, #27] Water/tissue assay program, operational research budget, and ongoing specialized containment R&D.

[#19, #5] ROV/submersible operations, pilots, technicians, spare parts and lifecycle maintenance.

[#9, #12, #13, #14] Laboratory consumables and cold-chain; hazardous waste disposal and storage; decontamination consumables and PPE; amnestic replacement/consumables.

[#21] Freight/charter contingency, heavy-lift and sample transport between Crete and off-site labs.

[#15] Per-incident and annual contingency costs for detaining civilian vessels, lodging, medical screening and amnestic administration (annual contingency fund).

[#25] Regular drills, boarding/amnesty deployment exercises, decon drills, and joint exercises with Greek authorities.

[#26] Occupational health screening, hormone panels, cancer screening and ongoing medical monitoring for staff.