KBR is a global engineering, construction, and services company heavily involved in the space industry, providing a wide range of solutions from mission operations and spacecraft management to astronaut training and spacesuit development. As a trusted partner of NASA and other government and commercial clients, KBR offers expertise in human spaceflight, satellite support, and space domain awareness, contributing to programs like the International Space Station, Artemis, and various satellite missions. KBR's services include engineering, technology development, and operations support, making them a key player in advancing space exploration and related scientific endeavors.
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KBR secured two task orders totaling $103 million to support Space Force capability development.
KBR secured two task orders totaling $103 million to support Space Force capability development.
KBR secured a separate $77 million task order for Air Force Research Laboratory and Space Systems Command modernization.
KBR secured a separate $77 million task order to support Air Force Research Laboratory and Space Systems Command modernization.
KBR has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire LinQuest Corporation.
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP acted as legal advisor to KBR for the transaction.
KBR and LinQuest have highly complementary capabilities that will create synergies across their solution portfolios.
The acquisition of LinQuest will further KBR’s delivery of high-end technology, expertise, and mission capabilities.
KBR purchased Centauri for $827,000,000 in 2020.
KBR received the task order under the Department of Defense Information Analysis Center Multiple Award Contract vehicle.
KBR was awarded a $75 million, five-year recompete task order to perform research and analysis addressing the Department of Defense critical technology areas of advanced materials, trusted artificial intelligence and autonomy, and renewable energy generation and storage.
Intuitive Machines is developing a series of lunar lander missions and is beginning work on a NASA contract, in partnership with KBR, to provide engineering services at Goddard Space Flight Center.
KBR won a $39,500,000 contract last year to analyze the effects of natural and manufactured threats to spacecraft in orbit.
KSAT is working collaboratively with KBR to provide efficient and reliable delivery of SWFO mission data.
As prime contractor and integrator, KBR selected KSAT to implement a communication solution for the Europe-Africa and Asia-Pacific regions for SWFO.
KBR and KSAT are developing a blended network that includes U.S. government ground station sites alongside KSAT-owned capabilities delivered as a service.
KBR selected KSAT to implement a communication solution for the Europe-Africa and Asia-Pacific regions for the SWFO mission.
KBR selected Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT) to implement SWFO communication services for the Europe–Africa and Asia–Pacific regions.
The $44,000,000 KBR task order directly supports the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) Cyber Systems Engineering Directorate.
KBR was awarded a $44,000,000 task order to protect U.S. Air Force systems and software from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction.