KBR Books $140M Recompete Task Order for Air Force Life Cycle Management Center Support; Byron Bright Quoted

KBR (NYSE: KBR) has received a potential five-year, $140 million recompete task order to provide operational safety, suitability and engineering support services for the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center.

The company said Monday it will continue to conduct research and analyses to develop recommendations to help ensure interoperability, life cycle management and airworthiness and address manufacturing sources and material shortage concerns at Hill Air Force Base in Clearfield, Utah, and other U.S. Air Force locations.

KBR will support the F-16, A-10 and T-38 System Program Offices in their digital transformation efforts under the follow-on task order awarded through the Information Analysis Center Multiple Award contract.

The vendor will provide systems engineering and integration services for the A-10 Ground Collision Avoidance System and the F-16’s Secure Mission Data System and JARVIS programs and build prototypes for the T-38 Canopy Transparency and other critical safety hardware.

Byron Bright, president of government solutions U.S. at KBR, said the company has provided sustainment engineering support for key USAF programs for over 20 years.

“The F-16, A-10 and T-38 program offices at Hill AFB are integral to U.S. national security, and KBR is proud to be The Team Behind the Mission, providing critical research and development to keep these programs safe and mission-ready,” added Bright, a 2024 Wash100 awardee.

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