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KBR

Also known as: KBR Government Operations, KBR, KBR, LLC, SEII C/O KBR, KBR, Inc., KBR SEII, KBR/SEII, SEII c/o KBR, Olgoonik Logistics/KBR, Kellogg Brown & Root Services, Inc.

Generated 4/27/2026, 7:22:53 AM | Iraq | FY2011

Carrier Identification

KBR→KBR SERVICES, LLC(FA805123F0009)→Continental Casualty Company(6,356 DBA cases on file)

Continental Casualty Company

93%

DBA Authorized

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Source:BRB Decision Parties|Case 14-0322| Jun 10, 2015

Matched via KBR Government Operations

Found in employer→carrier knowledge base (mined from BRB decision parties). Decision date (2015) reflects typical BRB adjudication timeline from 2011 incident. Ranked #1: highest confidence with best temporal match.

DBA Labor Standard:

No DBA flag on contracts

Carrier Evidence Analysis

Conflict Detected

Top 2 carriers within 0 points (The Continental Insurance Co. vs Transportation Insurance Co.). Manual review recommended.

Ranked carrier hypotheses based on evidence weight, source credibility, and temporal alignment. Each cluster groups matching signals — expand for full audit trail.

Sources & Citations

Primary Carrier: Continental Casualty Company

Case 14-0322

Jun 2015

Additional Carrier: Chartis Insurance

Case 10-0446

Feb 2011

Additional Carrier: ACE American Insurance Company

Case 08-0689

Apr 2009

Data Sources Searched (12)

[DB] DOL Case Summaries(51)[DB] Employer→Carrier Knowledge Base(27)[CONTRACT] USAspending Awards(20)[CONTRACT] USAspending Subawards(39)[OSHA] OSHA Inspections(33)[NATO] NATO Contract Awards(1)[OALJ] OALJ Legal Decisions(85)[OWCP] OWCP Annual Statistics(3)[SAM] SAM.gov Entity Registrations(19)

[ALIAS] Corporate Aliases Resolved(16)

[DB] Contract Vehicle Reference (LOGCAP/AFCAP/CONCAP)(8)[FOIA] FOIA Database Results(35)

Based on a comprehensive search of 12 federal data sources, OWCP coverage card filings, and DOL carrier registration records, the primary DBA carrier for KBR in Iraq during FY2011 is Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania (NAIC 19429), an AIG subsidiary. This determination is supported by 35 OWCP coverage card filings naming ICSP as the insurer for multiple KBR entities including KBR Government Operations, KBR Services LLC, and Kellogg Brown & Root Services Inc. Coverage cards confirm active policies spanning FY2008 through FY2023 under the AIG carrier family.

A critical threshold question must be resolved: whether the relevant task order was funded through Army Materiel Command (LOGCAP IV → AIG/ICSP) or the Army Corps of Engineers. During the period February 2011 through September 2013, USACE operated a mandatory DBA insurance contract (W912HQ-11-D-0004) requiring Continental Casualty Company (CNA) as carrier for all USACE-funded contractor work. If your client performed on a USACE task order rather than a LOGCAP IV task order, CNA is the correct carrier. Obtain a copy of the task order or LS-203 certificate from OWCP to resolve this question.

Secondary findings: Starr Indemnity & Liability Company appears in coverage card filings with TPA Gallagher Bassett. ACE American Insurance Company (Chubb family) also appears in coverage records. KBR entities show 33 OSHA inspection records and 20 federal contract awards totaling significant overseas operations across Iraq, Afghanistan, and Kuwait. Five distinct KBR legal entities were identified in federal records — ensure your client's filing names the correct employing entity.

NATO Contract Detected

DBA does NOT apply to NATO contracts unless the employer is a U.S. company or the contract is U.S.-funded NATO support. Verify before proceeding.

KBR — NSPA — 2015-06-30 — EUR 2,066,276

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DBA Liability Chain

1. Subcontractor's DBA Carrier — Primary liable party. The claim is filed against the insurance policy itself. Carrier remains liable for the life of the claim even if the employer goes bankrupt.

2. Prime Contractor(33 U.S.C. §§ 904/935) — If the subcontractor failed to obtain DBA insurance, the prime contractor is statutorily liable as the employer. DBA prevents primes from avoiding liability through uninsured subs.

3. DOL Special Fund — If no insurance is found at any level, the claimant may seek benefits through the LHWCA Special Fund managed by the Department of Labor.

War Hazards Compensation Act Applicable

WHCA(42 U.S.C. § 1701) — If the injury arose from a war-risk hazard (hostile fire, IEDs, mortar attacks, rocket fire), the DBA insurance carrier pays the claim and is then reimbursed by the U.S. Treasury.

Why this matters — WHCA guarantees funds are available for war-related injuries even if the carrier is financially strained. The carrier has no incentive to deny war-hazard claims since the government reimburses them.

Filing— File with DOL OWCP and note the war-hazard basis. DOL identifies the DBA carrier from the contract/task order records. The carrier pays regardless of the employer's current status.

HIGH

DISCLAIMER

This report is meant to aid the investigation process, it does not ensure any outcome. ALWAYS verify coverage with the licensed carrier.

MEDIUM

CARRIER

Verify DBA authorization status for "Chartis Insurance"

Check DOL authorized carrier list: https://www.dol.gov/agencies/owcp/dlhwc/lscarrier

MEDIUM

CARRIER

Verify DBA authorization status for "Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania"

Check DOL authorized carrier list: https://www.dol.gov/agencies/owcp/dlhwc/lscarrier

MEDIUM

CARRIER

Verify DBA authorization status for "ALLIED WORLD NATL. ASSURANCE CO."

Check DOL authorized carrier list: https://www.dol.gov/agencies/owcp/dlhwc/lscarrier

MEDIUM

CARRIER

Verify DBA authorization status for "STARR INDEMN. & LIABILITY CO."

Check DOL authorized carrier list: https://www.dol.gov/agencies/owcp/dlhwc/lscarrier

HIGH

CARRIER

Verify carrier "CNA" — this is a correlational match, not confirmed

Direct employer→carrier relationship in graph. Member of carrier group(s): CNA Financial Group

MEDIUM

CONTRACT

Verify contract PIID(s): 19AQMM24F2301, 19AQMM24F1211, 0007

Cross-reference on USAspending.gov to confirm place of performance and dates.

HIGH

NATO

Determine if contract is U.S.-funded or NATO-funded — DBA does NOT apply to NATO contracts

NATO contracts found. DBA only applies if employer is a U.S. company OR the contract is U.S.-funded NATO support. Request the contract funding source documentation.

MEDIUM

CONTRACT

No DBA labor standard flag found on federal contracts — verify DBA applicability independently

The labor_standards field was not flagged on available contracts. This doesn't mean DBA doesn't apply — check the contract FAR clauses directly (52.228-3 and 52.228-4).

LOW

Cross-reference DBA case volume with OWCP for additional claimant records

6,356 total DBA cases found. This employer has significant DBA history. Check DOL case summaries for specific fiscal year data.

MEDIUM

WHCA

Evaluate War Hazards Compensation Act (42 U.S.C. § 1701) applicability — carrier pays, U.S. Treasury reimburses for war-risk injuries

If the injury arose from a war-risk hazard (hostile fire, IEDs, mortar attacks), the DBA carrier pays the claim but is reimbursed by the U.S. Government. This ensures funds are available even if the carrier is financially strained. File with DOL OWCP and note the war-hazard basis.

MEDIUM

LIABILITY

Verify DBA coverage at each tier — if subcontractor was uninsured, prime contractor is statutorily liable (33 U.S.C. §§ 904/935)

DBA liability chain: (1) Subcontractor's DBA carrier pays; (2) If sub had no DBA insurance, prime contractor is statutorily liable as the employer; (3) If no insurance found at any level, claimant may seek benefits through the DOL LHWCA Special Fund. Request DBA certificates from both prime and sub.

Proprietary Search Result: This report was generated by the AI-powered Defense Base Act (DBA) carrier search engine.

Informational Purpose Only: This report identifies likely insurance carriers based on historical Department of Labor (OWCP) data and FOIA database results. It is not an official government document and does not constitute a legal determination of coverage.

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Why it matters

18 Sources

Searched in 30 seconds

DOL records, OALJ decisions, USASpending contracts, OSHA inspections, FOIA data, and more — all in one query.

6+ Hours

Of manual research saved

Attorneys typically spend half a day tracing a carrier chain. ClaimTrove delivers the same result before you finish your coffee.

$50,000+

Cost of filing against the wrong carrier

Dismissed claims, wasted litigation, and delayed compensation. Knowing the right carrier from day one matters.

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Why it matters

18 Sources

Searched in 30 seconds

DOL records, OALJ decisions, USASpending contracts, OSHA inspections, FOIA data, and more — all in one query.

6+ Hours

Of manual research saved

Attorneys typically spend half a day tracing a carrier chain. ClaimTrove delivers the same result before you finish your coffee.

$50,000+

Cost of filing against the wrong carrier

Dismissed claims, wasted litigation, and delayed compensation. Knowing the right carrier from day one matters.