Honeywell Nabs 90 Percent of Incentives in '17, But Personnel Change Niggles NNSA

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Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies got praise for its contribution to nuclear warhead life-extension programs in fiscal 2017, along with hand-wringing over the departure of key personnel, in an annual performance report card from the government. That is according to a performance evaluation report published Thursday by the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA). The document is dated Nov. 15. Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies manages the Kansas City National Security Campus for the NNSA under a contract awarded in 2015 and worth roughly $9 billion over 10 years, including options. The Kansas City, Mo., plant manufactures non-nuclear components of nuclear warheads. These new components are swapped into existing weapons at other NNSA sites as part five ongoing life extension programs aimed at extending the service life of deployed nuclear warheads and bombs.