For National Manufacturing Month, @KCNSC is highlighting precision machining that is used to support the nation’s nuclear security mission with components that are safe, reliable and built to last. ow.ly/pOna50ZZp0f
About 420 KCNSC volunteers spent Saturday, Oct. 3, across the Kansas City metro making home repairs to 13 homes. These dedicated volunteers tackled much-needed improvement projects, helping local homeowners feel safer in their homes. KCNSC employees #doworkthatmatters!
KCNSC’s unwavering commitment to safety and security drives our ability to move with urgency while maintaining exceptional quality across every stage of production. In 2026, KCNSC earned five Health, Safety & Environment awards. ow.ly/VAu950ZVsHB
It's National Manufacturing Day! At KCNSC, manufacturing is in our DNA. We produce nonnuclear components that make up 80% of all nuclear weapon systems. Learn how AM, rapid manufacturing, and our Smart Factory power the mission: kcnsc.doe.gov/news/newsroom/…
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KCNSC welcomed leaders from @PantexPlant this week for a tour of the KCNSC advanced manufacturing facility and collaboration between sites to meet @NNSANews goals of urgency in production for our nation’s nuclear deterrent.
KCNSC New Mexico Operations employees went apple picking for a purpose: to donate fresh fruit for Seed2Need, an Albuquerque-based organization that provides fresh produce to local food pantries. KCNSC NMO volunteers picked 25 baskets of apples. #doworkthatmatters
KCNSC’s mission-driven workforce continues to strengthen America’s nuclear security. 5 team members earned the 2026 STARR Award—an honor recognizing innovation, collaboration, and the urgency required to advance NNSA’s deterrence and production priorities. kcnsc.doe.gov/news/newsroom/…
KCNSC’s additive manufacturing turns digital designs into physical parts in hours or days, helping teams move quickly when the mission requires it. Learn more: ow.ly/FT1E50ZSkja
Major progress in KC! The final beam is in place—advancing modern, resilient production capabilities that strengthen our deterrence mission and support NNSA’s strategic priorities for rapid, innovative infrastructure development. #nationalsecurity
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This KCNSC robot was named “DANNY M.” after University of Kansas basketball star Danny Manning, who led the Jayhawks to a national championship in 1988. The robot punched parts and made a slam-dunk motion during operation. #TBT #doworkthatmatters
Did you know KCNSC once had its own fire department? The firefighters were trained to respond to emergencies in a highly controlled classified environment. #TBT #doworkthatmatters
KCNSC New Mexico Operations employees recently volunteered at @RoadrunnerFdBnk in Albuqurque sorting fresh food, and supporting mobile food distribution. Our volunteers helped serve more than 160 households. #doworkthatmatters
This high-voltage dielectric tester was used in the 1960s as part of several KCNSC testing procedures. It verified the integrity of cables and their ability to withstand high voltages of electricity. #TBT #doworkthat matters
KCNSC sports leagues have been part of of our company culture since the 1950s, providing team bonding and a sense of community that continues to this day. Previous sports leagues included an archery club and a bowling league. #TBT #doworkthatmatters
Just like today, safety was a priority in 1953 for KCNSC employees. Employees were fitted for safety glasses and shoes to ensure they were protected at work. #TBT #doworkthatmatters
























