[#1] One-time purchases/easements/relocations to secure or control land use within a 50 km radius (bulk buyouts, legal fees, forced relocations).

[#21] Initial compensation and buyouts for displaced civilians, real-estate purchases, and immediate mitigation costs.

[#20] One-time large-scale coverup/relocation/falsification events and associated covert operations reserve (initial major-event funding).

[#2, #3, #10, #16] Primary containment chamber construction, redundant containment cells (1–2 spares), immediate-site perimeter infrastructure capital, and on-site medical/trauma facility capital.

[#29] One-time planning and reserve for decommissioning, long-term waste storage design, and archival/records preparations.

[#4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9, #12, #13, #17, #18, #19] HCl storage tanks/pumps, acid neutralization/treatment capital, corrosion-resistant plumbing and initial spares, backup generators/UPS, HVAC/fume systems capital, structural/leak-detection systems, MTF vehicles/equipment purchases, heavy-kinetic/unconventional weapons procurement capital, initial decontamination setup, remote robotics/ROV purchases, and secure communications/IT hardware.

[#14, #27] Initial research lab buildout and instrumentation for R&D programs and specialized behavior/physiology monitoring equipment.

[#14, #27] Ongoing R&D program funding (attempts to neutralize/terminate SCP-682) and continuous high-fidelity behavior/physiology monitoring, data handling, and analyst time.

[#22] Annual allocation to a contingency/reserve fund for catastrophic breaches, replacement infrastructure, and major coverups.

[#10, #12, #15, #16] Salaries for perimeter security guards, staffed MTFs (multiple teams on constant standby), specialist scientific staff and on-site medical staffing/clinical personnel.

[#1] Ongoing enforcement and surveillance costs to maintain a cleared 50 km exclusion zone (patrols, easement enforcement, legal costs).

[#11] Extended exclusion enforcement (drone fleets, periodic air/land patrols), and baseline logistics for rapid response mobilization and transport.

[#20] Ongoing legal, falsification, cover-story maintenance, bribery/hush operations, and public-relations budgets.

[#24] Annualized budget for incident response and breach-cleanup averaged across expected minor incidents (mobilization, equipment replacement, medical, remediation).

[#5, #6, #17, #30] Acid treatment/disposal consumables and permits, corrosion-spare parts consumption, decontamination supplies and PPE, and miscellaneous operational overhead (utilities, consumables).

[#21] Ongoing hush payments, long-term monitoring stipends, and smaller relocation compensation to mitigate civilian exposure risks.

[#13] Annual sustainment, maintenance, testing, and safe-storage for heavy-kinetic and unconventional weaponry.

[#25] Ongoing ecological monitoring, soil/water treatment contracts, and small-scale remediation after localized incidents.

[#7, #8, #9, #10] Fuel/maintenance/grid charges for backup generation, HVAC and fume-management maintenance, monitoring/testing and NDT, and perimeter infrastructure upkeep.

[#23] Regular live exercises, inter-team coordination, simulations, and high-fidelity training costs.

[#19] Continuous cyber-defense, air-gapped backups, encrypted communications maintenance, and IT staffing contracts.

[#26] High-security vetting, background checks, polygraphs, and counter-intelligence operations to reduce insider risk and turnover costs.

[#28] Red-team/ethical oversight panels, legal compliance reviews, and liaison costs with external authorities as required.

[#18] Maintenance, spare parts, and upgrades for remote manipulators, ROVs, and robotic systems used in containment interaction.