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 will expand support across its lines of business to the U.S. Space Force and the broader space community under the new contract.
LinQuest was awarded a $500 million, 5-year indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract to provide analysis support to the U.S. Space Force.
LinQuest’s Integrated Analytics & Support business unit performed work under the Department of Defense’s SBIR program.
LinQuest acquired The Perduco Group in October; The Perduco Group provides data analytics, modeling, and simulation services for military and intelligence agencies.
LinQuest received a $9,200,000 contract from U.S. Space Command in 2019 to help with the command’s standup.
U.S. Space Force awarded LinQuest Corp. a $200,000,000 contract for advisory and support services for Space Operations Command.
LinQuest received a $14,000,000 follow-on contract from U.S. Space Command in 2020.
The $200,000,000 LinQuest contract covers work performed at Space Operations Command headquarters at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado between now and February 2030.
LinQuest Corp. won a $9,200,000 contract a year ago to help with the standup of U.S. Space Command.
LinQuest Corp. received a $14,000,000 contract for support services to U.S. Space Command last month.
About 60 LinQuest employees work full-time at U.S. Space Command at the command’s primary locations at Peterson Air Force Base and Schriever Air Force Base in Colorado.
U.S. Space Command awarded a $14,000,000 contract to LinQuest for support services on 2020-04-15.
LinQuest received a $9,200,000 contract one year earlier to help with the standup of U.S. Space Command.
LinQuest Corp. was awarded a $9,200,000 contract to assist in the establishment of U.S. Space Command.