LinQuest, recently acquired by KBR, is a company specializing in engineering, data analytics, and digital integration, providing advanced technology solutions for national security missions. As a space systems integrator, they develop, integrate, and operate mission-critical systems for defense and intelligence communities. LinQuest partners with the U.S. Space Force, U.S. Air Force, and other Department of Defense and intelligence agencies, offering services such as digital engineering, systems engineering, and mission planning.
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LinQuest is an engineering, data analytics, and digital integration company specializing in national security missions.
KBR has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire LinQuest Corporation.
LinQuest develops and integrates advanced technology solutions for space, air dominance, and connected battlespace missions.
LinQuest supports the U.S. Space Force, U.S. Air Force, and other U.S. Department of Defense and intelligence agencies.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP acted as legal advisor to LinQuest.
More than 74% of LinQuest’s 1,500+ employees hold security clearances.
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.
Madison Dearborn Partners acquired LinQuest in 2018.
KBR agreed on 2024-07-16 to acquire LinQuest Corp. for $737,000,000.
LinQuest Corporation was awarded a $31,676,388 third sole-source contract to support United States Space Command operations with a one-year period of performance through April 2022.
LinQuest Corporation has worked for over 30 years with U.S. government national security space stakeholders in architecting, acquiring, and operating space systems.
LinQuest Corporation was awarded a $200,000,000 ceiling Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity contract by the United States Space Force.
LinQuest will provide solutions under the IDIQ contract to the Strategic Requirements, Architectures and Analysis Directorate (HQ USSF/S5/9).
LinQuest will provide solutions under the IDIQ contract to the Operations and Communications Directorate (HQ USSF/S3/6).
A number of commercial-off-the-shelf 0.005 kg devices communicated voice and data services via an emulated 0.005 kg radio access network to Omnispace’s on-orbit satellite using LinQuest Corporation’s lab facility in Northern Virginia.
LinQuest acquired The Perduco Group in November 2019.
LinQuest received a $200,000,000 contract last month for advisory and support services for the Space Force’s Space Operations Command headquarters at Peterson Air Force Base.
The Defense Department announced the LinQuest $500,000,000 contract on 2021-03-05.
LinQuest Corp. was awarded a $500,000,000 contract by the U.S. Space Force on 2021-01-04 for analysis work over five years.