The same framework divided by region - about $7.87 billion for logistics support in Iraq (KBR Services)
An order to KBR Services awarded by the U.S. Army, obligating about $7.87 billion. The place of performance is Iraq and the category is logistics support services.
Contract key facts
- RecipientKBR
- Contract value$7,865,825,758 (≈$7.87B)
- BranchArmy
- Awarding agencyDepartment of Defense
- Awarding sub-agencyDepartment of the Army
- Award typeDELIVERY ORDER
- Period of performance2006-08-22 〜 2012-12-30
- Contract ID (PIID)0139
Contract scope (original)
200612!001884!2100!W52P1J!U.S. ARMY INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS !DAAA0902D0007 !A!N! !Y!0139 ! !20060822!20120131!133469119!133469119!964409007!N!KELLOGG BROWN&ROOT SERVICES,!4100 CLINTON DRY !HOUSTON !TX!77020!00000! !IZ! ! !IRAQ !+000400000000!N!N!000000000000!R706!LOGISTICS SUPPORT SERVICES !S1 !SERVICES !000 !NOT DISCERNABLE !561210!E! !5!B!S! ! ! !99990909!B! ! !A! !A!U!R!2!003!B! !Z!N!Z! ! !N!M!N! ! ! ! ! !A!A!000!A!B!N! ! ! ! ! ! !0001! !
Key points
- Contracted logistics is recorded by region, with Iraq and Afghanistan surviving as independent rows.
- Iraq runs about $7.87 billion over roughly six years; Afghanistan about $7.38 billion over thirteen.
- Unlike equipment procurement, service contracts mirror the duration of operations in their periods.
- The contract type is a delivery order carved out from under parent contract DAAA0902D0007.
- The order number 0139 suggests a considerable number of awards under the same framework.
- Of the 207 records this site holds as of 2026-09-02, 23 mention long lead, totalling about $219.2 billion.
1The same framework divided by region
Contracted logistics is recorded as separate awards by region. Among the records this site holds, one covering Iraq and one covering Afghanistan survive as independent rows.
| Region | Recipient and scale |
|---|---|
| Iraq (this record) | KBR Services, about $7.87 billion, 2006 to 2012 |
| Afghanistan | Amentum Services, about $7.38 billion, 2009 to 2022 |
The amounts are comparable while the periods differ. Iraq closes after about six years; Afghanistan runs thirteen. The length of an operation appears directly in the length of its logistics contract - service contracts, unlike equipment procurement, mirror the duration of operations.
2Carved out from under a parent
- 1A framework contract is signedParent contract DAAA0902D0007 sets scope and ceiling
- 2Services are carved outAwarded as delivery orders by region and period
- 3Numbers accumulateThis record is number 0139, one of many under the framework
- 4Bind by the frameworkAn individual amount does not show the size of the framework
That the order number is a four-digit sequence suggests a considerable number of awards under this framework. Read one at a time each looks like an independent contract; only binding by parent contract number shows how the framework was used.
3Two layers: equipment and services
Defense spending is built in two layers: procurement of equipment with long production cycles, such as ships and aircraft, and the services sustaining operations. Words appearing on the equipment side, such as long lead, cover 23 records and about $219.2 billion, while service contracts also run to billions. Size of amount alone does not say which layer a record belongs to.
Why it matters
Because the period of a service contract tracks the duration of an operation, a continuing operation appears as cost through contract extension. Setting a framework first and carving out what is needed handles fluctuating demand well, while the size of the framework itself is invisible from any individual award. Analysis of public data that does not bind by parent contract number counts spending under one framework as separate contracts.
FAQ
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Sources (primary)
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- USAspending (award details)
- Contract ID (PIID)：0139