[#1, #12, #13, #14, #27] Reinforced 25×25 containment chamber construction (#1), switchgear/UPS upgrade (#12), HVAC/filtration installation (#13), fire suppression/heat mitigation installation (#14), and major refurbishment reserve for chamber (#27). Totals are conservative midpoints of provided ranges and include site integration/structural work.

[#33] Contingency reserve for unknown/open-ended GoI entanglements, paratechnical surprises, or emergency scorched-earth/indemnity costs.

[#2, #3, #5, #10, #11, #21, #28, #29] EMI shielding / Faraday cage (#2), sedative aerosol system (#3), feeding hardware / orogastric pumps (#5), remote handling / robotic manipulators (#10), multi-spectrum sensors (#11), classified IT hardware (#21), transport vehicle purchase (#28), and counter-perception/detection procurement (#29). Estimates are midpoints for procurement and integration.

[#23] One-time R&D / contingency seed to procure or contract for anomalous alloys/components and set up clandestine procurement channels if needed.

[#17] One-time crisis/breach seed fund to ensure immediate procurement of emergency suppression measures and munitions in an extreme event.

[#9] Initial stockpile for exotic/paratechnical spare parts, custom fabrication tooling and small-batch runs to ensure replaceability of anomalous components.

[#22, #30] Level-5 lab equipment and associated research infrastructure (#22) and test-range / simulation startup costs for breach/munitions testing (#30). These are research-specific buildouts and instrumentation costs.

[#18] Initial legal review, cover-operation setup and media management foundation costs for cover stories and GoI interactions.

[#26] One-time simulator/setup costs for procedural and containment drills.

[#19] Initial batch screening for existing staff (background checks, polygraphs) to establish vetted personnel list.

[#7, #8, #15, #22] Veterinary/biomedical staff for feeding and care (#7), specialized paratechnical engineers for monthly maintenance (#8), on-site security staffing and supervisory officers (#15), and Level-5 research team salaries (#22). Sum is midpoint aggregation of provided salary ranges.

[#16] Dedicated Mobile Task Force readiness: training, specialized munitions stockpiles, aerial assets and rapid-response maintenance. Large driver of recurring costs depending on posture.

[#11, #21, #23, #26, #30, #32] Multi-spectrum sensor calibration & maintenance (#11), classified IT maintenance and secure backups (#21), recurring R&D/contingency budget for anomalous components (#23), annual training budget (#26), containment breach simulation program operations (#30), and containment ethics/compliance reviews (#32).

[#4, #5, #6, #9, #24, #25] Sedative consumables and per-procedure monitoring (#4), disposable feeding supplies (#5), specialized nutritional paste production (#6), annual spare-parts replenishment and fabrication fund (#9), biohazard waste management (#24), and sterile consumables/PPE (#25).

[#17] Annual replenishment for the crisis/munitions cache to restore expended emergency stock.

[#12, #13, #14, #27, #10, #29] Ongoing electricity/energy costs and UPS load (#12), HVAC/HEPA replacement & servicing (#13), fire suppression testing & upkeep (#14), periodic chamber maintenance (#27), annual robotics maintenance (#10), and counter-detection calibration/service (#29).

[#18] Ongoing legal, cover-operation, media management and rapid-response PR budgets.

[#31] Administrative overhead and site allocation charges apportioned from Site-52 (utilities not otherwise itemized, management, custodial within secure areas).

[#20] Psychological mitigations, counseling, monitoring and debrief programs for exposed staff.

[#19] Ongoing background monitoring, psychological screening and clearance program costs.

[#28] Annual operation costs for transportation / heavy-lift logistics (operation of cranes, forklifts, armored transports) for on/off-site transfers.