NNSA Kansas City Plant

The General Services Administration (GSA) is conducting a two-phase procurement process for a build-to-suit lease manufacturing facility located at the northwest corner of Missouri Highway 150 and Botts Road in Kansas City, Missouri. The facility will consist of approximately 1,035,000 square feet of rentable space with 2,100 parking spaces, plus options for up to 517,500 square feet of expansion space and 400 additional parking spaces, bringing the total potential size to about 1,552,500 square feet with 2,500 parking spaces. The space will be configured with roughly 25 percent office and 75 percent dedicated to electrical assembly, laboratory, and both light and heavy manufacturing uses. The tenant will be the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) Kansas City Plant, a manufacturer of specialized mechanical and electronic components, primarily supporting government, national labs, and industry, without handling special nuclear materials onsite. Interested development teams submitted qualifications in Phase 1, from which GSA selected up to five most qualified offerors to advance to Phase 2, where they will submit detailed design and price proposals. A stipend of up to $100,000 may be awarded to Phase 2 offerors to help offset proposal preparation costs. The new facility must meet stringent federal requirements concerning fire safety, accessibility, and security. The project is a firm 20-year lease. Interested parties not short-listed can still market their services to the selected teams by contacting GSA. All solicitation documents are accessible via the FedBizOpps website after required registrations, and the property details, due diligence, and an assignable option agreement are provided as part of the solicitation. The environmental assessment is complete with a Finding of No Significant Impact issued. Communication about the project should be directed only to appointed GSA representatives.