[#36] Recommended contingency reserve allocation for catastrophic escalation, emergency mobilization, extra air assets and large-scale remediation.

[#2, #4, #6, #8, #20, #23, #28, #30, #32, #33] Includes fence power infrastructure (solar/battery/generator), motion-activated turrets (capital), perimeter surveillance package (radar/thermal), sealed ventilated pressure suits (capital purchase), satellite imagery manipulation hardware/software, initial weather sensors, armored/utility vehicles, communications/Faraday hardware, initial training equipment and initial medical emergency equipment.

[#1, #10] Fence installation and research outpost construction/refit (perimeter fencing, gates, posts, contractor installation; modular secure facility and fit-out).

[#12, #13, #34] Scientific instruments for RF/EM analysis and geophysics, remote sampling robotics and sealed transport containers, and a dedicated RF-interference research contingency fund for specialized instrumentation/contractors.

[#15] Heavy equipment / drilling campaign expected-cost per major attempt to reach center (rigs, mobilization, casing, specialists).

[#16, #17] Annual salaries and benefits for 24/7 security, turret/monitor operators, on-call MTF/response teams, supervisors, research scientists, technicians, medical and administrative staff.

[#21, #22, #35] Ongoing satellite imagery alteration/cover operations, legal/PR/governmental liaison, public liability/land control payments and local compensations.

[#5, #9, #14, #26, #27, #33] Ammo/parts/maintenance for turrets, suit consumables and maintenance, robotics spare parts/shipping, emergency response consumables/EOD ammunition, hazardous waste disposal and medical supplies.

[#11] Utilities, waste, janitorial, site security ancillary costs and insurance for the research outpost.

[#24] Annualized expected cost of contingency bombing runs (assumes ~$500,000 per event and roughly 0.5 events/yr average) — recorded here as an expected recurring expense; individual-event costs are modeled in scenarios.

[#29] Vehicle fuel, maintenance, periodic overhauls, supply runs and transport logistics.

[#19] Interrogation/medical follow-up facilities, psych staff, pharmacological monitoring and record-keeping.

[#7, #23] Drone operations and weather/real-time monitoring subscriptions and data feeds used to detect rainfall or anomalous events.

[#32] Ongoing annual refresher drills, MTF exercises and certification maintenance.

[#3] Perimeter fence and power infrastructure inspections, repairs and structural maintenance.

[#25] Retainers, periodic exercises and readiness payments so bombing runs or strike assets can be executed quickly.

[#31] Satellite airtime, line leases, cybersecurity monitoring and RF countermeasure upkeep.

[#18] Class-A amnestic production, storage and administration (annualized for ~50–200 doses; midpoint used).