KBR’s Mission Technology Solutions has announced the technology capabilities and leadership team that will support its work for the Golden Dome for America.
The company holds a seat on the Missile Defense Agency’s Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense multiple-award, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract. It has a total ceiling value of $151 billion across all awardees.
Below are KBR’s ongoing work and current contracts with Golden Dome efforts:
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- A $95 million, 5-year Digital Engineering and Enterprise Decision Support contract with the U.S. Space Force awarded in 2026 to help take next-generation space mission capabilities from concept to deployment.
- A 3-year, U.S. Space Force – Decision Support for Headquarters Analysis contract awarded in 2026 and totaling $77 million to advance digital engineering and assured communications.
- A 3-year Design Implementation for Collaborative Environment task order with the U.S. Space Force awarded in 2025 with a ceiling value of $98.7 million to establish a state-of-the-art testing and training environment.
- A 7-year Advanced Space Technology Research and Optimization contract awarded in 2025 by the Air Force Research Laboratory to help operate and maintain advanced experimental equipment, analyze data and manage the modernization of mission systems at the Air Force Maui Optical and Supercomputing Site. The contract has a $176 million ceiling value.
- KBR has provided mission-critical technical and engineering services for the PATRIOT air and missile defense system for over 40 years, including a $207 million, 5-year task order awarded in 2022.
- KBR supports counter-unmanned systems for the U.S. Navy under a $52.6 million contract awarded in 2026.
To support these efforts, KBR has promoted Daniel Dant to vice president of strategic initiatives to lead Golden Dome opportunity persuits. He spent his 26-year Air Force career dedicated to the national security space enterprise, and spearheaded a new strategic posture for threats to U.S. space capabilities as space policy director for the Office of the Secretary of Defense.
Jay Lennon, president of KBR’s Mission Technology Solutions Defense and Intel division, is tasked with driving the company’s Golden Dome strategy. Lennon is a 25-year Air Force veteran and oversees KBR’s national security and defense technology portfolios.
“KBR stands ready to be a major Golden Dome partner, channelling our wide-ranging technology expertise to develop the nation’s modernized missile shield,” said Lennon. “I am thrilled to help lead our contributions to the Golden Dome program, the most complex technological architecture ever to be developed and fielded.”