BUILDOUT BRIEFS Kansas City region

Kansas City region: projects and hiring

2 sourced project profiles, documented delivery responsibilities and current regional openings.

Sourced project records · evidence dates are listed below · Kansas City region market →

Hiring in Kansas City region

Inventory assessed Nov 10, 2026 · 08:45 UTC. Regional openings are not confirmed assignments to the projects in this brief.

45data-center / fab openings
16hiring employers
11with published pay
7with mobility terms

16 of 16 feeds for employers represented here are current within six hours. Delayed feeds retain their last available inventory. Source freshness →

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Projects and delivery responsibilities

A partial market roster. Targets remain targets until confirmed; operating campuses provide delivery context, not evidence of a new construction award.

Nebius Independence AI factory →

Under construction · Data center · Record updated Sep 8, 2026
Up to 1.2 GW planned campus capacity

Nebius broke ground on a roughly 400-acre campus in May 2026. March's Chapter 100 incentive approval and the subsequent groundbreaking are separate milestones; the incentive decision is not a building permit.

Who is involved

  • NebiusDeveloper

    Individual work packages are not documented in this source. Source ↗

  • ARCO ConstructionGeneral Contractor

    General contractor for Phase 1 only. The developer describes a phased campus build over five to seven years; subsequent-phase awards are not stated. Source ↗

Milestones

  • Reported · March 3, 2026

    Development incentive approval Source ↗

  • Reported · May 12, 2026

    Groundbreaking Source ↗

Evidence and dates · 3 sources

Lambda Kansas City AI factory →

Announced · Data center · Record updated Nov 7, 2026
24 MW at launch; potential to grow past 100 MW

Lambda announced in October 2025 that it would turn an unoccupied 2009-built facility near Kansas City International Airport into an AI factory, developing and operating it as the sole tenant. It set a launch target of early 2026 with 24 MW and potential to grow past 100 MW; the initial phase was reported at upwards of $500 million. The project, known as Project Blitz, later withdrew its bond application with Port KC, which had drawn community opposition; no reason was given and Lambda did not comment. No source reports that the facility has opened.

Who is involved

  • LambdaOperator

    Developing and operating the facility as the sole tenant. Source ↗

  • EvergyUtility

    Electric utility; power service was set to begin June 1, 2026. Source ↗

Milestones

Evidence and dates · 3 sources

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