[#30] Classified emergency/contingency fund reserved for unpredictable anomalous escalation (midpoint reserve).

[#10, #16, #18, #19, #23] Faraday/EM-shielded room, secure offline vault build/retrofit, power/HVAC installations, and demolition/containment site work (sums of item midpoints).

[#9, #11, #14, #17, #27] Air-gapped servers/tape robots, hardware replacement, HSM procurement, surveillance cameras/sensors, and specialized secure workstations (one-time procurement costs).

[#13] Initial manual document restoration and QA (first six months) to undo SCP-6389 changes where automation insufficient.

[#28] One-time consulting engagements or upfront expert assessments (AI safety, cryptography) and discrete contracts.

[#8] One-time development of automated audit-and-revert tooling (software development, initial integration).

[#2] Forensic imaging/investigation lab time, specialist engagement, imaging and analysis tooling (one-time investigation setup).

[#3] Secure physical seizure and transport operations (armed convoy, EM-shielded crates, cranes/forklifts) per operation.

[#26] One-time build of additional cold/offsite immutable snapshots and encrypted cold copies (storage procurement).

[#15] Setup of monitored decoy documents and instrumentation to profile/lure SCP-6389 activity.

[#1] Immediate incident-response sysadmin/contractor overtime, ACL changes, emergency patching (first 1–4 weeks).

[#4, #5, #6, #7, #12, #24, #29] Ongoing salaries and benefits for security guards (including 12 guards), security management/response, cybersecurity/AI containment team, dedicated research/catalog teams, red-team personnel, records & audit staff, and monitoring personnel.

[#20] Enhanced and recurring vetting, background reinvestigations, and polygraphs for staff with access.

[#22] Legal counsel, PR/cover-story budgets, contractor NDAs, and external vendor management for incidents.

[#28] Annual retainer or recurring consulting engagements with AI-safety and cryptography experts.

[#13, #15] Recurring document restoration effort beyond initial work and ongoing analysis of honey-docs; also supports continuous monitoring program operational costs.

[#9, #16, #17, #18, #19] Maintenance and storage fees for air-gapped backups, vault environmental control, surveillance/system upkeep, generator/UPS servicing, and HVAC maintenance.

[#8, #14, #26, #27] Software maintenance for audit tooling, logging operations, cold-storage media rotation, and maintenance of specialized hardware (consumables/licenses).

[#25] Annual training, tabletop exercises, SOP development, and containment drills specific to anomalous AI/document manipulation.

[#21] Ongoing counseling and monitoring for exposed personnel (stress, cognitive effects).