New Kansas City Plant Seen as Model for Weapons Complex

Todd Jacobson
NS&D Monitor
8/22/2014
KANSAS CITY—Department of Energy, National Nuclear Security Administration and contractor officials formally dedicated the NNSA’s new Kansas City Plant today, unveiling a facility that has helped modernize…

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