KBR, Inc. secured a front-end engineering design (FEED) contract for Live Oak's electric natural gas (e-NG) project in Nebraska, which will combine renewable hydrogen with biogenic CO2 using approximately 250 MW of water electrolysis. The project targets commercial operations by 2030. Despite the award, KBR shares declined 1.4% during trading. The company's Sustainable Technology Solutions backlog reached a record $5.5B in Q2 2026 with a near-term pipeline exceeding $6B.

KBR announced that its Mission Technology Solutions business (to be spun off as Trinzic in January 2027) has won an expanded $1.1 billion five-year contract from NOAA's National Weather Service to provide commercial weather data and observational information. The contract will help improve severe storm prediction and emergency preparedness across the United States, building on KBR's nine-year track record supporting the Commercial Data Program National Mesonet Program.

KBR, Inc. has won a five-year Workplace Services Management contract from the U.K. Ministry of Justice, extendable to seven years, covering the entire prison and probation estate. The contract will leverage KBR's VIAverse-powered Estates Intelligence platform to enhance data transparency and decision-making. KBR ended Q2 FY26 with $23B in backlog and options, with mobilization beginning in Q3 2026 and full service commencement in June 2027.

KBR's Mission Technology Solutions business (to be renamed Trinzic post spin-off) has secured a five-year Workplace Services Management contract with the UK Ministry of Justice, expanding its services across the entire prison and probation estate. The contract, valued as part of the Ministry's Property Transformation Programme, will leverage KBR's Estates Intelligence solution and VIAverse® platform. Mobilisation begins Q3 2026 with full service commencement on June 1, 2027.

Three industry leaders—Unipart, KBR, and IBM—have announced Team ORION, a joint venture to provide operational resilience, logistics, and technology solutions to the UK Ministry of Defence. The partnership combines Unipart's supply chain expertise, KBR's defence experience, and IBM's digital capabilities to create a sovereign, integrated defence support capability.

KBR released its 2025 Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility Report, highlighting strong safety and sustainability performance with 35% sustainability-focused revenue, $2.7B in positive environmental impact, and a 0.033 total recordable incident rate. The company received AAA rating from MSCI, A List rating from CDP, and was recognized by Forbes and Fortune for corporate responsibility.

KEPPT has engaged J.P. Morgan to arrange development financing for a $1.6 billion urea plant in Basra, Iraq. The facility will have an annual production capacity of 1.15 million tonnes and is expected to commence operations in 2030, reducing Iraq's urea imports and supporting the agricultural sector.

KEPPT has engaged J.P. Morgan to arrange development financing for a landmark $1.6 billion urea plant in Basra, Iraq. The facility will have an annual production capacity of 1.15 million tonnes and is expected to commence operations in 2030, reducing Iraq's reliance on imported urea and supporting the agricultural sector.

KBR announced it will host a conference call on July 30, 2026 to discuss second quarter 2026 financial results. The company also announced that its PureSAF technology has been selected by Keppel and Aster for licensing and FEED services for Asia's first commercial-scale ethanol-to-jet sustainable aviation fuel plant. Additionally, KBR named executives for its Mission Technology Solutions spin-off business.

KBR announced that its Mission Technology Solutions business has been awarded a $95 million Digital Engineering and Enterprise Decision Support (DEEDS) contract with the U.S. Space Force. The five-year cost-plus-fixed-fee contract will advance digital engineering capabilities for space systems development and warfighting technologies, with work performed at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico.

KBR won an $8 billion Antarctica contract from the U.S. National Science Foundation with a 20-year performance period, yet the stock fell 1.09% on the news. Despite the significant contract award expected to provide long-term revenue stability, KBR shares remain under pressure due to broader market bearish sentiment, weak growth momentum, and a 31.99% decline over the past 12 months.

KBR has been awarded an $8 billion, 20-year Antarctic Science and Engineering Support Contract (ASESC) by the U.S. National Science Foundation. The contract involves providing full-scale operations, maintenance, logistics, science support, IT, AI, and cybersecurity services across three U.S. Antarctic stations and research sites.