Lockheed Martin Expands Grand Prairie Defense Facility

Lockheed Martin adds $300m to Grand Prairie defense plant with 6,000 jobs.

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Oct 16, 2026

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Lockheed Martin Expands Grand Prairie Defense Facility

Lockheed Martin adds $300m to Grand Prairie defense plant with 6,000 jobs.

In brief

Lockheed Martin adds $300m to Grand Prairie defense plant with 6,000 jobs. Lockheed Martin plans $300 million expansion in Grand Prairie, Texas, creating 6,000 jobs nationwide including 2,000 in Texas to boost missile production. Originally reported by Dallas Express.

Lockheed Martin Expansion

Lockheed Martin announced a $300 million expansion in Grand Prairie, Texas, creating 6,000 jobs nationwide including 2,000 in Texas.

New Manufacturing Space

The project adds 100,000 square feet of new space and converts 85,000 square feet of office space into advanced manufacturing areas.

Missile Production Focus

Missile Production Focus

The facility supports Lockheed Martin's Missiles and Fire Control programs including Patriot Advanced Capability-3 and Precision Strike Missile.

24-Machine Cell

Lockheed Martin is bringing a 24-machine automated manufacturing cell from Hadrian to Grand Prairie, expected to operate in early 2027.

Job Growth Targets

The company plans to add nearly 100 new advanced machines by end of 2026 and reach record production levels.

Federal Contracts Drive Demand

The U.S. Army awarded Lockheed Martin a $1.2 billion contract for Precision Strike Missile Increment 2 production in September.

Texas Hiring Impact

Lockheed Martin's 2,000 Texas jobs remain statewide, with no specific breakdown or salary information provided.

Next Milestone

The 24-machine cell will begin operating in early 2027, marking the next key step in the expansion.

The one thing

Lockheed Martin plans $300 million expansion in Grand Prairie, Texas, creating 6,000 jobs nationwide including 2,000 in Texas to boost missile production.

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