[#30] Reserve for rapid escalation to higher containment class, BSL upgrades, evacuation or large-scale facility upgrades (note #30).

[#6] Analytical chemistry laboratory buildout and core instruments (GC‑MS, LC‑MS, FTIR, fume hoods, glovebox) necessary to identify SCP-6384-A/B (note #6).

[#22] One-time environmental remediation insurance/reserve to fund potential offsite contamination response (note #22).

[#1, #15] Structural work for a sealed vehicle containment bay, port seals and a secondary containment berm (note #1) plus construction of two solitary humanoid chambers (note #15).

[#2, #3, #4, #5, #11, #17, #21, #29] High-capacity HVAC/scrubber hardware (note #2), fixed atmospheric monitoring and alarm hardware (note #3), mobile HazMat trailer/equipment (note #4), sealed storage containers and cabinets (note #5), initial PPE fleet (note #11), evidence/chain-of-custody hardware (note #17), emergency generator (note #21), and initial IT/security hardware (note #29).

[#9] One-time setup for pilot-scale synthesis (reactors, solvent handling, scrubbers, inert gas systems) if re-engineering proceeds (note #9).

[#10] One-time vaulting and bulk volatile storage upgrades and monitoring hardware for produced materials (note #10).

[#18] Initial establishment of a front company/cover story and legal setup (note #18).

[#28] One-time compliance/setup costs for controlled animal/toxicology studies if required (note #28).

[#19] Initial background checks, polygraphs and vetting for core team (note #19).

[#24] One-time specialty machining/parts removal and inerting work to surgically modify or isolate the anomalous vehicle exhaust hardware (note #24).

[#27] Up-front contracts or one-off outsourcing for specialized assays (high-field NMR, IRMS) if on-site tools are insufficient (note #27).

[#25] One-time expenditures related to psychological operations, legal counsel or compliance inducements (note #25).

[#8, #13, #14] Salaries for research & engineering staff (lead chemist, senior chemists, process engineer, technicians) and dedicated security guards plus medical/psychiatric support (notes #8, #13, #14).

[#3, #9, #26, #27, #28] Ongoing calibration and monitoring (note #3), pilot-scale operating reagents (note #9), long-term biomonitoring for exposed personnel (note #26), recurring specialized outsourced testing (note #27), and animal husbandry/study ops (note #28).

[#2, #4, #5, #7, #11, #12, #17] Analytical consumables and PPE replacements, HVAC filter replacement, HazMat consumables, secure-storage environmental monitoring, hazardous waste handling/disposal, and evidence system upkeep (notes #2, #4, #5, #7, #11, #12, #17).

[#18] Ongoing cover operations, liaison, legal budgets, media suppression and related expendables (note #18).

[#23] Electricity (HVAC & instruments), water for decon, site rent/chargebacks and associated overhead (note #23).

[#15, #21, #10] Annual maintenance for humanoid cells and structural systems, generator fuel/maintenance, and vault/storage maintenance (notes #15, #21, #10).

[#16, #24] Secure transport/containment transfer costs and routine vehicle maintenance/inerting (notes #16, #24).

[#20] Recurring specialized training, PPE drills and inter-department containment exercises (note #20).

[#19] Annual rechecks, polygraphs and psychological screening for staff with access (note #19).

[#29] Ongoing secure-network operations, monitoring and cybersecurity for compartmentalized research data (note #29).

[#25] Ongoing costs for interrogations, incentives, legal liaison and compliance monitoring for PoI/SCP subjects (note #25).