[#1, #2, #9] Cell modification and interior-material replacement plus BSL-level biocontainment upgrade (negative-pressure HVAC, autoclave, don/doff, sealed waste systems). Estimates combined from items #1 (cell mods), #2 (materials), and #9 (biocontainment).

[#10] Laboratory research equipment and secure sample storage for molecular/proteomics work (sequencer access, mass spec, flow cytometer, incubators, microscopes, cryostorage).

[#25] One-time contingency/reserve fund held for major breach, medical catastrophes, civil exposure or emergency cleanup (institutional reserve).

[#3, #12, #13, #14, #15, #19, #20] Automated sealed blood-draw/medical port (#3), initial secure IT/server setup (#12), robotic/remote manipulators (#13), CCTV/access hardware (#14), tactical/breach equipment one-time purchases (#15), secure transport vehicle outfitting (#19), and Greece site stabilization/camera install (#20).

[#22] Initial funding for translation/historical research, contracting classicalists and linguists for inscription analysis and cover plausibility.

[#21] One-time archaeological stabilization/conservation work on the stele to support cover story and preserve non-anomalous material.

[#16] Initial procurement of specialized PPE and compatible non-metallic clothing for staff interacting under containment constraints.

[#26] Optional multi-year translational research & early clinical seed/scale-up funding if replication/pursuit is authorized (multi‑year program funding / preclinical/clinical costs).

[#7, #11] Clinical monitoring and imaging program (hematology panels, scheduled imaging, biopsies) plus research staff salaries/consumables for active study (1–3 scientists/technicians and routine assays).

[#5, #14] Medical staffing (nurse/phlebotomist + part-time physician oversight) and on-site security staffing (3–6 guards).

[#15] Annual training cycles, exercises and readiness for tactical breach response / rapid-replacement teams.

[#8] On-call surgical capability retainer, OR standby and consumables; does not include per-major-surgery incremental costs (noted in #8).

[#21, #22, #23] Ongoing archaeological inspections/PR (#21), translation/historical liaison work (#22), and legal/cover-story retainers/permits/local compliance costs (#23).

[#19, #20] Recurring transport/vehicle maintenance costs for specialized transport capability (#19) and Greece site operations (field agents, leases, travel) (#20).

[#24] Background checks, polygraphs/psych evals, rotational staffing costs and hazard pay for personnel working on SCP-4793.

[#4] Daily blood-draw consumables (single-use sterile tubing, bags, antiseptics, dressings, disposal containers) including spares and stock rotation.

[#27] Routine maintenance of mechanical systems, spare parts for robots and ports, replacement seals, janitorial compatible with containment protocols.

[#13] Annual maintenance and parts for robotic/remote manipulation systems to prevent contact and accidental triggering.

[#17] Certified medical waste contractor costs for daily blood disposal and other contaminated disposables under regulatory rules.

[#18] Utilities and facility operations (24/7 HVAC, negative-pressure systems, power for cameras/robots) and routine facility upkeep.

[#12] Annual maintenance/licensing and off-site backup costs for encrypted servers and audit logging for containment/research data.

[#6] Specialized diet/supplements and dietician planning to support increased erythropoiesis and general health.

[#16] Annual PPE replacements, training refreshers in non-contact techniques, SOP updates, and behavioral protocol refreshers.