Kansas City National Security Campus

06/11/2026

Congratulations to Pleasant Ridge Middle School who earned a spot in the top 16 teams nationwide at the Official National Science Bowl ® in Washington, D.C.

Competing against the best young scientists in the country, this exceptional team brought home a $1,000 prize and demonstrated outstanding teamwork, preparation and poise. Even more impressive: three of the five team members are sixth-graders, showing tremendous promise for the years ahead.

We’re incredibly proud of their achievement and can’t wait to see them return even stronger for the 2027 competition. Congratulations to these remarkable students and their coaches!

06/10/2026

Last summer, KCNSC worked with Los Alamos National Laboratory to create specially machined components for critical tests on an accelerated timeline. Using rapid prototyping, KCNSC fabricated and inspected the first parts in just 17 workdays, delivering them in October 2025. Read to learn more:

The Kansas City National Security Campus delivers advanced engineering, manufacturing, IT and security solutions that support the nation’s national security mission.

06/09/2026

KCNSC employee Emily Frazier is one of five KC locals to represent Team USA Roller Derby. She will travel with the team to Paraguay in the fall to compete in the international games. Congratulations, Emily!

06/04/2026

A new chapter begins at the Kansas City National Security Campus with the launch of the Kansas City Non-Nuclear Expansion Transformation (KC NExT) project. For 77 years, KCNSC has proudly supported America’s nuclear security mission. To celebrate this milestone, Kansas City Field Office Manager Jeff Shoulta and Honeywell FM&T President & CEO Eric Wollerman recreated the original 1949 photo of the first Kansas City Field Office Manager and Contractor President planning our first site on Bannister Road in Kansas City.

06/03/2026

Our mission keeps our country safe and secure. Your engineering skills deserve meaningful work.

Learn more about the Kansas City National Security Campus and apply here: https://career-hcm03.ns2cloud.com/sfcareer/jobreqcareer?jobId=4488&company=KCPHCM03

06/03/2026

KCNSC has taken a major step forward in supporting America’s nuclear security mission with the launch of its fully integrated Smart Factory. Digital tools and realtime data systems are now active across all manufacturing and quality areas — modernizing how KCNSC produces essential components for the U.S. nuclear deterrent.

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The Kansas City National Security Campus delivers advanced engineering, manufacturing, IT and security solutions that support the nation’s national security mission.

06/02/2026

The KCNSC men’s and women’s volleyball teams recently competed in separate tournaments in the KC Corporate Challenge. The men were able to “dig” out a first-place win, and the women fought hard for a third-place finish!. Congrats to both teams!

06/01/2026

Honeywell FM&T President and CEO Eric Wollerman and Kansas City Field Office Manager Jeff Shoulta watched as the flags were raised by veterans at the KC NExT campus for the first time.

05/29/2026

National Nuclear Security Administration Administrator Brandon Williams toured KCNSC’s advanced manufacturing and rapid prototyping facilities to see the work our employees put into manufacturing 80% of non-nuclear components for nuclear weapons. As the premier production facility in the enterprise, KCNSC turns science into reality to strengthen America’s nuclear deterrent.

05/28/2026

Last week, National Nuclear Security Administration Administrator Brandon Williams joined industry and community leaders in celebrating the completion of Phase 1 of the Kansas City expansion project — ahead of schedule and on budget. The new office building is the first among several phases planned to add nearly 2 million square feet needed to fulfill KCNSC’s national security mission.

NNSA announced the completion of Phase One of the Kansas City Non-Nuclear Expansion Transformation (KC NeXT). NNSA assumed property ownership ahead of schedule and on budget. Phase One includes a 700-seat classified office building.