Project Type: Expanding existing US production
Lockheed Martin Space to Add Up to 1,250 Jobs in Colorado Expansion

Lockheed Martin Space is expanding its existing operations in Douglas County and Jefferson County, Colorado, and plans to create up to 1,250 new jobs over the next four years.
Highlands Ranch and Waterton Canyon
The Highlands Ranch site in Douglas County is expected to add about 450 jobs and approximately 190,000 square feet of space, with the remaining jobs planned at the Waterton Canyon facility in Jefferson County. New roles include engineers, technicians, cybersecurity and software specialists, and administrative staff. Douglas County approved local incentives for the expansion.
Kate Watts, Vice President of Strategy and Business Development at Lockheed Martin Space said:
“Our growth is a direct reflection of the vibrant ecosystem here in Colorado. Together, we’re building more than systems and satellites. We’re building careers, communities and a future where Colorado continues to lead the world in space.”
Largest primary employer in Jefferson County
Kami Welch, CEO of Jefferson County Economic Development Corporation said:
“Lockheed Martin has been an important part of Jefferson County since 1955, and today is our largest primary employer.”