Under the contract, 50,000 KBR employees and subcontractors serve food, build bases, drive trucks and provide a host of other logistical support services for U.S. troops in Iraq, Afghanistan and ...

The report, to be released today by the special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction, addresses a sliver of a $22.5 billion contract that KBR won to provide services for the U.S. military.

--KBR announced today that it has been awarded a front-end engineering design contract for the development of an ammonia and urea production plant by KAR Electrical Power Production Trading FZE in ...

Lawmakers on Tuesday raised concerns about the U.S. military's increased use of private contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan, and said KBR and other companies should be held accountable for the ...

KBR had 17,034 direct-hire employees in Iraq in January 2008, when about 160,000 American forces were there to quell a growing insurgency, the audit says. Yet as of Sept. 1, 17,095 KBR employees ...

KBR’s focus on innovation and sustainability will be integral to delivering the ambitious development plans, aligning with Iraq’s long-term vision for growth and environmental stewardship.

And Houston-based KBR — which builds bases and maintains housing for U.S. troops in Iraq — is at the center of the probe, with questions being raised about its responsibility to repair known ...

While working in Iraq, Frederiksen claims she became aware of "rampant illicit criminal behavior" having to do with prostitution and human trafficking by KBR employees, according to the lawsuit.

April 9, 2008 -- Yet another woman has come forward saying she was brutally raped in Iraq while working for the U.S. contractor Kellogg Brown Root (KBR).

On July 25, 2005, within four days of arriving in Iraq, Jones alleges that several workers at the camp, including KBR employees, drugged her and raped her in her bedroom at the Camp Hope barracks.

Houston-based KBR Inc <KBR.N> could save the government at least $193 million by reducing its workforce in Iraq more quickly, in line with the drawdown of U.S. troops, the Pentagon's chief ...