Science & Space

GOVERNMENT SOLUTIONS U.S.

Science & Space

GOVERNMENT SOLUTIONS U.S.

KBR's Science & Space (S&S) business unit is a world-leading spaceflight support organization with over 60 years of experience. We operate globally, providing solutions for NASA, federal civilian agencies, the U.S. Department of Defense, and commercial customers. Our team of experts is passionate about space exploration, health innovation, engineering, technological breakthroughs, and scientific research. We are committed to helping our customers achieve their goals and are always pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Join us on our historic journey to explore the unknown and empower the next generation of milestones.

SPACE

We're going back to the moon! With a space portfolio spanning six decades, KBR is known for navigating the complexities of human spaceflight, mission operations and spacecraft engineering both safely and efficiently. Let's go explore the stars.

HUMAN HEALTH & PERFORMANCE

A leader in military and astronaut health, KBR pioneers state-of-the-art medical care, training, research, and technological solutions to optimize the performance and readiness of those who need it most.

MISSION IT

By capitalizing on advanced techniques like artificial intelligence and machine learning, KBR's IT experts develop and sustain scalable, secure software that enables modern solutions to meet the unique demands of each mission.

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SCIENCE

KBR pushes the boundaries of what can be done and where. With services ranging from laboratory management to vital environmental monitoring, customers rely on KBR's innovative fervor and scientific discoveries for the future.

Having worked with every U.S. astronaut since 1968, KBR hopes to expand what is possible beyond our atmosphere.

Having worked with every U.S. astronaut since 1968, KBR hopes to expand what is possible beyond our atmosphere.

KBR manages

petabytes (and growing) of mass storage for the Earth Resources Observation and Science Center

KBR is a key part of NASA’s coolest missions, including the James Webb Space Telescope, which can cool to 50 kelvins (-424 °F) with some systems dropping to a cosmic chill of 20 kelvins for optimal imaging

KBR supports the wholistic readiness of

special operations forces at 37 locations worldwide

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