Overview
- The six-building campus will total about 1.18 million square feet, with roughly 750,000 square feet of offices and 435,000 square feet of industrial R&D and prototyping space.
- The site will rise at Douglas Park near Long Beach Airport under a land lease with Sares Regis Group, which will develop the complex.
- Anduril expects construction to begin by mid-2026, with the first building targeted to open by late 2027.
- The company projects about 5,500 on-site jobs, and founder Palmer Luckey said these will be new hires rather than transfers.
- The Long Beach campus complements Anduril’s Arsenal-1 manufacturing facility in Ohio and supports programs ranging from surveillance towers to autonomous aircraft, including the Fury jet introduced in 2025.