Press Statements
Facts About Burn Pit Litigation
There are significant discrepancies between the plaintiffs' claims in the burn litigation against KBR and the facts on this issue. Below are key facts associated with several issues that have been raised by the plaintiffs and covered in the media. Read more...
Editorial Response to 'Iraq Contractor Boosts Staff as Troops Withdraw' - Battlecreek Inquirer - November 2009
The November 4 editorial 'Iraq Contractor Boosts Staff as Troops Withdraw' is inaccurate and KBR would like to set the record straight. Read more...
KBR Opinion Editorial Response to "Brownback, Roberts Vote Against Amendment that Would Ban Federal Contracts Going to Companies that Require Arbitration in Cases of Sexual Assault, Other Claims" – Lawrence Journal – World, October 2009
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KBR Opinion Editorial Response to "One 'No' Too Many" – CQ Politics, October 2009
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KBR Opinion Editorial Response to "Senate helps rape victims get day in Court" – Delaware County Times, October 2009
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KBR Opinion Editorial Response to "Iraq Exposure" Stories - Sodium Dichromate Issue – Charleston Gazette, October 2009
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KBR's Statement to the Wartime Commission
KBR is pleased to submit this statement for the Commission on Wartime Contracting’s initial hearing on logistics contracting. Read more...
KBR Statement Regarding Human Trafficking Allegations
KBR requires all employees to adhere to KBR's Code of Business Conduct, which includes training in Trafficking-in-Persons ("TIP") awareness. KBR also requires its subcontractors to confirm in writing that they adhere to the KBR Code of Business Conduct. Read more...
KBR Statement Regarding Sodium Dichromate Litigation
The assertion has been made the KBR knowingly harmed troops. KBR actually found the chemical and took precautions to prevent exposure to the subcontractors who working in the area. Read more...
KBR Statement Regarding Fisher Convoy
Our thoughts and prayers remain with the families of those contractors who lost their lives. KBR still grieves for those who lost their lives as these individuals were part of the KBR family. Read more...
KBR Statement on Sgt. Maseth Litigation
The most widely erroneously reported statement related to this case is that KBR is responsible for and under criminal investigation for the 18 electrocution deaths that have been publicized in relation to Staff Sergeant Maseth's death. Read more...
KBR Statement Regarding on KBR's Work in Iraq
KBR remains proud of the work is performs in Iraq. We continue to provide infrastructure and services in war zone. We work at the direction of the Army, our customer and cannot execute one task without the request of the Army. Read more...
KBR Statement on FCPA
The settlement was and closes both a regrettable and unfortunate chapter in KBR's rich and storied history. We are now poised to move forward and we remain optimistic about KBR's future. Read more...
KBR Statement Regarding Iraq Water DOD-IG Report
KBR's commitment to the safety of all employees remains unwavering. KBR's production and treatment of water used by the troops and KBR's own personnel has met or exceeded all applicable military and contract standards. We have cooperated fully with the agencies and authorities involved in this review. Read more...
KBR Statement Regarding the Jamie Jones Litigation
The safety and security of all employees remains KBR's top priority. Our commitment in this regard is unwavering. Read more...
KBR Statement Regarding Internal Investigations Conducted in the Jamie Jones Case
KBR remains committed to providing a safe working environment for all employees. KBR initiated investigations into the assault allegations raised at the time but we were instructed to cease by government authorities because they where assuming sole responsibility for the criminal investigations. Read more...
KBR Statement Regarding the Company's Arbitration Process
KBR employees are its greatest asset. As such, KBR is committed to maintaining a professional and productive work environment for all employees. Read more...