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Kansas City National Security Campus KCNSC is a diverse, engineering and manufacturing facility serving the NNSA Contract oversight is provided by the NNSA Kansas City Field Office.

Located in Kansas City, MO, the Kansas City National Security Campus is one of the nation’s foremost engineering and manufacturing organizations serving the nuclear security enterprise and other government agencies. It is owned by the National Nuclear Security Administration and operated by a prime contractor.

We're building innovative national security solutions that will strengthen our nation for generations to come — and we'r...
11/02/2026

We're building innovative national security solutions that will strengthen our nation for generations to come — and we're looking for people ready to make an impact. Join a team where integrity, teamwork and respect guide everything we do. Explore opportunities and apply today. https://kcnsc.doe.gov/careers/working-at-kcnsc/

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween from the KCNSC!

KCNSC participated in the annual Operation Breakthrough Celebrity Challenge, teaming up with Kansas City Current player ...
10/30/2026

KCNSC participated in the annual Operation Breakthrough Celebrity Challenge, teaming up with Kansas City Current player Lo’eau Labonta. This friendly, team-based event brings together sponsoring companies, local celebrities and a student from the program to compete for bragging rights and help kids in our community.

Leaders from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) visited KCNSC this week as part of our ongoing partnership. D...
10/30/2026

Leaders from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) visited KCNSC this week as part of our ongoing partnership. During the visit they received site overviews on engineering, integrated supply chain, early product development and nuclear weapons programs, along with a tour of KCNSC’s advanced manufacturing facility. This visit is part of LLNL and KCNSC’s ongoing collaboration to produce and deliver components with urgency to strengthen the nation’s nuclear deterrent.

Happy Halloween from the KCNSC! In the 1950s, Bendix hosted a Halloween party that featured many creepy costumes.
10/29/2026

Happy Halloween from the KCNSC! In the 1950s, Bendix hosted a Halloween party that featured many creepy costumes.

This month, Operation Breakthrough's Ignition Lab students stepped into the spotlight at a KCNSC-hosted event designed t...
10/28/2026

This month, Operation Breakthrough's Ignition Lab students stepped into the spotlight at a KCNSC-hosted event designed to boost their career-building skills. Students rotated through mock interview simulations where they reviewed real job descriptions, practiced speaking to their resumes and received valuable feedback from KCNSC professionals. After several impressive rounds, our panel of KCNSC interviewers selected three standout candidates they would “hire,” each earning a special prize for their performance. Events like this reflect our commitment at KCNSC to being an engaged partner in student success. We’re proud to help equip the next generation with the confidence, knowledge and real-world tools.

KCNSC hosted the Nuclear Security Enterprise's inaugural On-Machine Inspection Symposium!More than 100 leaders and techn...
10/27/2026

KCNSC hosted the Nuclear Security Enterprise's inaugural On-Machine Inspection Symposium!

More than 100 leaders and technical experts from across the NSE attended this milestone event, with the NNSA’s Executive Principal Assistant Deputy Administrator for Defense Programs Dave Hoagland delivering the opening address.

We look forward to continued collaboration, innovation, and advancing precision manufacturing technologies across the enterprise!
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The Kansas City National Security Campus delivers secure, reliable engineering and manufacturing services supporting national security with advanced technology and trusted expertise for a safer future.

This year, KCNSC’s Purchased Product Center of Excellence (PPCOE) introduced the first-ever Supply Chain Innovation Chal...
10/26/2026

This year, KCNSC’s Purchased Product Center of Excellence (PPCOE) introduced the first-ever Supply Chain Innovation Challenge (SCIC).

Traditional supply chain management often follows a top-down approach: customers identify a problem, then ask for a solution. KCNSC asked our partners to think big and show us the gaps and untapped opportunities they see within our supply chain operations, aiming to develop optimized, reliable solutions that can be scaled across the enterprise. We believe our suppliers are more than just vendors—they’re essential partners in our ongoing commitment to mission-critical excellence.

Six proposals were presented and went beyond simple pitches, creating engaging, real-time dialogue between PPCOE leaders, National Nuclear Security Administration representatives and suppliers as we explored the depth of each opportunity.

Over the coming weeks, our team will work closely with the NNSA to evaluate which proposals will move from concept to a dedicated pilot program. We look forward to sharing more soon!

Through our partnership with Junior Achievement of Greater Kansas City, KCNSC employees coached and evaluated Olathe Eas...
10/23/2026

Through our partnership with Junior Achievement of Greater Kansas City, KCNSC employees coached and evaluated Olathe East High School students as they developed recommendations for a Super Intelligence (SI)-enabled purchasing system. KCNSC employees helped students explore a complex business scenario, develop recommendations and present their solutions to industry professionals.

Over five weeks, 25 student teams tackled the challenge, with six KCNSC employees providing expert coaching and four serving as judges for the final presentations.

KCNSC employees are dedicated to sharing their expertise, supporting classroom learning, and helping prepare the next generation of leaders.

In 2014, the Mobile Guardian Transporter (MGT) became KCNSC New Mexico Operations’ first major production program. MGTs ...
10/22/2026

In 2014, the Mobile Guardian Transporter (MGT) became KCNSC New Mexico Operations’ first major production program. MGTs are used to security transport cargo across the country for the National Nuclear Security Administration. NMO partnered with Sandia National Labs on the project.

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14520 Botts Road
Kansas City, MO
64147

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 5pm

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+18164882000

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