[#1, #2, #3, #7, #14, #28] Land acquisition/compensation, immediate property takeover/boarding/initial hazard remediation, 200‑m perimeter installation (one-time portion), evacuation shelters/staging setup, medical/quarantine facility buildout, and public-infrastructure contingency (one-time portions). Midpoint estimates used where ranges were provided.

[#5, #6, #9, #10, #13, #15, #21, #22, #26] Armored vehicles, Sinatra-detection wearables/backend (one-time portion), hardened communications hardware, generators/UPS installation, robotics procurement/development, initial PPE stock, anomalous-damage replacement contingency (initial allocation), insurance reserve (initial), and operational amnestics stock. (Sensor array and compute cluster allocated to research/lab setup.)

[#8, #12, #16, #25] Initial environmental/anomalous-phenomena sensor array deployment, remote laboratory setup & high-precision instrumentation, high-performance compute/cluster & archival storage for modeling/data integrity, and initial seed funding for the long-term R&D program.

[#25] Initial one-time seed for long-term research program and black-budget activities to begin multi-year R&D (separate from recurring R&D spend).

[#28] Dedicated one-time contingency reserve for coordination with local/state/federal agencies if SCP-4709 events affect civilians or infrastructure. (Also reflected in facilities where site-specific items applied.)

[#6, #8, #12, #13, #16, #21, #25] Ongoing sensor calibration/data storage and telemetry costs, remote-lab consumables and experiment operating costs, robotics/spare replacement and maintenance (high loss rates due to ontokinetic damage), compute/cloud modeling & storage costs, annual replacement/repair contingency minimum, and recurring long-term R&D program spend.

[#4, #11, #14, #26] On-site security guard force (24/7) and supervisors, core on-site research team (anomaly physicists/ontokinesis specialists/cognitive scientists), medical staff related to on-site clinic/quarantine, and periodic personnel costs associated with internal procedures/amnestic protocols. Headcount breakdown provided in personnel section.

[#17, #18, #20, #22, #24, #29] Information-control/Department of Miscommunication operations, ongoing legal counsel and liaison, media-event contingency reserve, insurance reserve replenishment, local community management/hush payments, and archive/legal embargo stewardship costs.

[#5] Dedicated rapid-response team stipends, specialized training/drills, hazard pay and travel, and vehicle maintenance/fuel associated with the MTF rapid-response capability (personnel stipends split from staff wages where noted).

[#15, #14, #26] PPE replacements and consumables, medical/pharmaceutical operating supplies for quarantine/medical wing, and recurring amnestic/procedural consumables and associated operational costs.

[#3, #10, #19] Perimeter and intrusion-sensor maintenance, backup power fuel & generator upkeep, and property maintenance/property taxes/utilities required to sustain the cover story.

[#7, #27] Routine evacuation drills and operations, transport contracts for personnel movement/staging, and routine supply-chain deliveries (food, secure courier, hazardous waste removal).

[#23] Ongoing training programs: detection-triggered evacuation drills, memetic safety training, temporal-awareness exercises, and safe experimentation protocols.

[#9] Recurring satellite/fiber/mesh leases, comms lines, and operational costs to maintain hardened communications and offsite immutable logging.