[#1, #2] Purpose-built underground reinforced containment facility and internal reinforced containment cell / anchored restraint system (includes reinforced concrete, blast doors, anchor points and non-reactive inner finishes). Estimate combines mid-range selections for depth/anti-armor rating and custom steelwork.

[#3, #7, #8, #10, #12, #14, #23, #25] Installation / procurement of redundant power and HVAC hardware (#3); initial specialized MTF equipment (#7); armored transport and restraint crates (#8); research-grade MRI/fMRI purchase (#10); artifact storage lockers and evidence handling hardware (#12); initial hardened surveillance and backups (#14); heavy-lift / crane & forklifts purchase (#23); counter-surveillance & backpack processing tools (#25).

[#20] Contingency reserve for mass-casualty evacuation, sheltering, compensation, or major public-safety response.

[#5] Structural over-design / contingency fund for catastrophic repair if large manifest objects (e.g., tank) cause facility damage.

[#29] Multi-year long-term research program into ontokinesis and possible neutralization (project allocation over 2–5 years).

[#11] Dedicated anomalous-artefact disassembly lab setup including negative-pressure rooms, remotely-operated manipulators, containment lockers and non-reactive benches.

[#19] Initial legal, shell-company and cover-story setup, permitting, and legal structuring to manage liability and local relations.

[#16] Initial 12–24 month food science / R&D program (pilot kitchen, chemists, sensory panels) to attempt recreating or substituting SCP-6662-1.

[#24] Initial electromagnetic/acoustic/inertial countermeasure R&D (prototypes and field tests).

[#6, #17, #9, #18] Security staffing (10 guards + supervisors, per-note salaries), clinical/psych staff (psychologists for long-term management), on-call medical staffing contributions, and core research staff salaries allocated to containment operations.

[#10, #16, #18, #24] Ongoing cognitive/memetic containment research and small-scale trials (#18); maintenance & calibration for medical imaging and bioscience equipment (#10); ongoing food R&D follow-up budget if continued (#16); ongoing follow-up EM/countermeasure R&D (#24).

[#21] Administrative overhead, benefits and payroll taxes (~30% of personnel salaries as noted).

[#7] Mobile Task Force operational budget for rapid response capability, training, vehicles and consumables maintained on-call.

[#4, #14, #22] Fuel, generator maintenance and HVAC operation consumables and service contracts (#4); surveillance system maintenance and storage upkeep (#14); utilities and routine facility upkeep (electricity for HVAC/equipment, water, sewage, hazardous waste disposal) (#22).

[#27] Staff training, hazard pay, and rotating observation team costs to maintain readiness and retain personnel.

[#19] Ongoing legal counsel, PR, permit fees and cover operations maintenance.

[#9, #15, #30] Medical monitoring consumables for continuous glucose/insulin monitoring and emergency stocks (#9); behavioral management / incentive program stockpiles (#15); miscellaneous consumables, PPE and small tools (#30).

[#13] Annual budget for controlled neutralization and destruction of produced anomalous devices (incineration, shredding, long-term isolation costs).

[#28] Secure archival storage, transcription, and transcript analysis for habitually narrated recordings and research archives.

[#26] Expected annualized budget for occasional capture/transfer incidents (fuel, overtime, emergency repairs). This is an average; individual operations range $10k–$75k.