Itemized build-up: LEO sensor/interdiction satellites: 2,000 units × ($6,000,000 manufacture + $3,000,000 launch/manifest) = $18,000,000,000. GEO/long-duration satellites (command/relay/wide-area imaging): 50 units × ($200,000,000 manufacture + $60,000,000 launch/placement) = $13,000,000,000. Lagrange / deep-space relay platforms & spare stationing = $1,500,000,000. Total = $33,500,000,000. These are required to detect, warn, and (with interdiction hardware) non-lethally incapacitate attempted landings per containment procedures.

Rapid-response manned craft procurement and outfitting: 100 medium-to-large craft × $80,000,000 acquisition/outfit = $8,000,000,000. Additional boarding/medical modular kits and secure transfer modules = $200,000,000. Fleet sized to enable multi-theatre retrieval and surge operations.

Global Earth-surface monitoring deployment (ground-penetrating radar arrays, seismic sensor nets, long-endurance thermal/EO UAVs, SAR installations, integrated processing sensors): procurement, deployment, and initial integration estimated $7,000,000,000. Itemized procurement & regional deployment contracts form the bulk of this figure.

R&D and integration for non-lethal capture/incapacitation systems: directed-energy/EM interdiction trials, capture-net/tractor hardware, simulation and flight testing, safety certification. Breakdown: core R&D program $1,000,000,000; per-satellite integration & test fixtures 2,000 × $2,000,000 = $4,000,000,000 (phased).

Seed capital for an emergency rapid-response reserve for large-scale return attempts, surprise vector flares, or major infrastructure failures. This is a capital reserve intended for immediate mobilization; replenishment is part of recurring budget planning.

Capital for Foundation-controlled physical facilities: consolidated command hubs, hardened safehouses for permitted on-Earth personnel, and initial automation/remote-control retrofits of selected infrastructure. Includes construction, hardened communications, and basic life-support installation for remote facilities.

Secure processing facilities at friendly off-world spaceports: 12 hubs × $250,000,000 each = $3,000,000,000. Each hub includes detention/medical/amnestic administration suites, debriefing, and short-term housing for processed individuals.

Stabilization capital to prevent cascading environmental disasters during/after abandonment: remote safe-mode for nuclear plants, automated wildfire suppression upgrades for critical regions, and remote-control agricultural/power nodes. Initial stabilization push and automation retrofits estimated at $3B.

General capital equipment not captured elsewhere: ground radars, long-range UAV/drone fleets procurement, boarding and non-lethal capture equipment for retrieval teams, and spare parts stockpiles.

One-time costs to covertly disable or harden terrestrial mass-launch facilities where required to prevent large-scale unauthorized mass egress: demolition/neutralization contracts, secure remote control retrofits, and covert hardening measures. This is scale-limited and targeted rather than wholesale destruction of global launch capacity.

Secure data centers, AI processing clusters, and mission-control centers for telemetry fusion and classification. Includes hardened redundancy, cyberdefense, and high-availability comms links. Baseline capital $1,200,000,000.

High-security virology/atmospheric labs and isolation modules to continue SCP-4266 research on-site and in secure off-world labs. Includes biosafety upgrades, isolation chambers, telemetry & monitoring stacks for on-Earth researchers.

Off-world cultural repository vaults and preservation facilities for high-value artifacts and data migrated from Earth: construction and initial transfer-capable storage systems.

Secure production and initial stockpile facility for amnestics tailored to extraction missions. Capital outlay includes chemical production suites, containment, and secure storage.

Permitted on-Earth researcher safehouses and monitoring rigs: 20 units × $5,000,000 each = $100,000,000. Hardened, isolated, with independent life-support and remote telemetry.

Ongoing program for satellite/orbital operations & periodic replacement cycles, continuous Earth-surface monitoring analytics, data-center operations, and multi-decade scientific research into SCP-4266. Itemized: satellite ops & replacement fund $600,000,000/yr; off-world processing hub ops & staff $200,000,000/yr; data-center ops, AI maintenance $100,000,000/yr; directed research grants and controlled experimentation $500,000,000/yr.

Annual salaries+benefits for the operational workforce dedicated to SCP-4266 containment. Itemized build-up: Security/MTF Agents 2,000 × $120,000 = $240,000,000; Research Scientists 1,500 × $160,000 = $240,000,000; Engineers/Maintenance 1,200 × $130,000 = $156,000,000; Satellite Operators/Data Analysts 800 × $110,000 = $88,000,000; Flight Crew/Retrieval 400 × $100,000 = $40,000,000; Special Ops/Covert 600 × $150,000 = $90,000,000; Administrative Staff 200 × $90,000 = $18,000,000; Medical Officers 200 × $120,000 = $24,000,000. Base payroll = $896,000,000; add employer on-costs/benefits/insurances ~30% = $268,800,000; total = $1,164,800,000. Headcount reflected in Personnel section.

Operations and maintenance for off-world processing hubs, safehouse life-support monitoring, automation upkeep for critical infrastructure, and maintenance contracts for environmental-control systems. Includes remote-site sustainment and periodic physical inspections.

Long-term influence operations, legal indemnities, cover-story maintenance (Operation Faron–style narrative upkeep), diplomatic liaison with colonies/spaceport authorities, and cultural-record management support. Includes covert information operations budgets and legal contingency reserves.

Program management, procurement, HR, audit/compliance, and interdepartmental coordination specific to SCP-4266 containment. Set as an explicit recurring line rather than a hidden percentage to increase transparency.

Annual fuel, maintenance, crew rotations, and resupply for the retrieval fleet; covert interdiction/transport missions; and inter-site transfer logistics for samples and personnel.

Annual top-ups to the contingency reserve to maintain deployable liquidity for surge events and program shocks.

Annual consumables: amnestic doses, medical supplies for processing hubs, replacement parts for researcher isolation modules, and disposables for retrieval operations. Per-extraction consumable cost modeled and scaled to expected baseline extraction volumes.