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Trinzic, launching in 2027 from KBR's Mission Technology Solutions spin-off, applies engineering and technology to national security, space, intelligence, and cyber missions across air, land, cyber, and space domains.
Trinzic is being stood up as an independent company through the spin-off of KBR's Mission Technology Solutions business, with a public launch expected in January 2027. The name derives from "intrinsic." The company applies technology, operational expertise, and integrated engineering to national security, space, intelligence, and global operations missions, connecting technical capabilities across air, land, cyber, and space domains. Its customers include governments, defense partners, intelligence organizations, federal agencies, and allied nations.
The work spans several capability portfolios: integrated air and missile defense, human performance, global operations, space exploration, and space domain awareness. Cyber is a stated technical domain alongside national security technology and intelligence, meaning security work sits inside multi-domain engineering rather than as a standalone product line. For practitioners, the relevant context is mission systems that operate across air, land, cyber, and space simultaneously, serving defense and intelligence customers with the reliability requirements that implies.
The organization counts more than 18,000 engineers, scientists, and mission specialists across 60 locations worldwide. The principal executive office is in Arlington, Virginia. Leadership is led by President and CEO-Designate Michael LaRouche. Industry verticals covered include national security, space, intelligence, defense, federal agencies, and global operations.
