Alpha spectroscopy is how you know the specimen's plutonium. I've budgeted it at $3000 because I've estimated it at $1000. The uranium ore may have to be of high quality to get analysis done for the budgeted price, so I'm allowing $250/kg. Uranium ore's one real danger is dust, so I need the pump, tankage, valving, and screening tools to prepare the ore for mixing with clay. Feedstock processing tools might be underestimated, but they're also the kind of thing which can be scrounged. Bead making tools include a clay mill and some molds. The former can be rented and the latter made from kitchen tools, so I think this item is OK. I've allowed $500 for packaging because I want something more durable than a couple of coats of epoxy. I've allowed $500 for rewards. The specimens have to be mailed and even softcopy documents cost money to store properly. Fees and taxes are self-explanatory.