KBR been secured contract options, worth an estimated $771m, to providing logistics and life support services to the US Army’s European and Northern Commands.
The cost-plus-fixed-fee contract options is for the US Army Northern Command (NORTHCOM) and European Command (EUCOM) under the Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP) V contract.
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The performance for option period four is expected for March 2024 to March 2025.
Under the contract terms, KBR will continue to provide equipment readiness, life support, training, and supply chain solutions to the US Army.
Additionally, KBR’s scope of work under LOGCAP includes support to the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California, and assistance with military exercises across NORTHCOM and EUCOM.
KBR said it currently supports approximately 20,000 personnel from the US government across nearly 50 locations in Europe and North America.
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By GlobalDataThe company provides a suite of mission-critical solutions encompassing humanitarian support, contingency operations, facility management, life-cycle asset management, and integrated supply chain solutions.
In Europe, KBR’s current LOGCAP operations extend to Bulgaria, Germany, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, and Türkiye.
KBR Government Solutions US president Byron Bright said: “KBR has spent three decades developing and refining a resilient, global supply chain in support of our LOGCAP work.
“Our agile staffing solutions and deep domain expertise allow us to consistently deliver mission-critical services to the US Army, and our ability to conduct multi-domain operations means we are prepared for any contingency that arises. KBR provides critical services when the mission can’t fail.”
In 2022, KBR secured $156.7m task order from the US Army to provide capability enhancements and associated support for its existing UH-60V Black Hawk helicopter fleet.
