Jacobs signs the International Road Assessment Programme #SaferRoadsPledge, reinforcing its commitment to safer road design and advancing critical road safety outcomes worldwide.

StreetLight Data, Inc. (StreetLight), a subsidiary of Jacobs (NYSE: J) and a leading transportation analytics company providing insights into how people, goods and services move, today launched Closure Impacts, a new forecasting tool within its Traffic Monitor product for operations teams. The tool enables faster lane closure scenario planning to help teams anticipate the impact of closures on traffic flow and design effective and safety-focused diversions.

Jacobs, in collaboration with GHD and Boffa Miskell, has been appointed to deliver the scheme design for the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor in Christchurch, New Zealand. The project supports the regeneration of land affected by increased flood risk as a result of the Canterbury earthquakes, while restoring the river environment and supporting surrounding communities.

As organizations look to digital transformation to unlock efficiencies, reduce costs, optimize asset operations and enhance business performance, many are discovering the biggest hurdle isn’t the technology — it’s the people.

JacobsGo! offers employees the chance to take on international assignments that combine professional development with cultural exploration. Melbourne-based civil engineer Stephanie Elovaris shares how her six-month placement in Leeds expanded her skills, experiences, and perspective.

StreetLight Data, Inc. (StreetLight), a subsidiary of Jacobs and a leading transportation analytics company providing insights into how people, goods, and services move, has unveiled the U.S. Safe Streets Index: How America’s metros rank across five key road safety factors. A first of its kind, this comprehensive new report ranks the 100 most populated metros overall and across key impact factors, including Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT), speed measures, pedestrian risk, and trucking activity.

Nature is our most valuable — and most overlooked — infrastructure asset. Recognizing natural capital as critical infrastructure is essential to strengthening economies, enhancing resilience and driving sustainable growth.

Jacobs has been selected by Natural England and Defra (Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs) to provide coordination and field delivery services for the England Ecosystem Survey. This is a cornerstone project within the U.K. government’s Natural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment program, which is assessing England's land, freshwater and coastal ecosystems to produce a baseline of England’s natural assets by 2029.

At Jacobs, we provide meaningful opportunities to support the growth and development of our people – both personally and professionally. One of these opportunities is JacobsGo!, our global secondment program that facilitates inter-regional and international six-month assignments for employees across the company. Hear how Electrical Engineer Wiktor Wojter traveled from his home office in Warsaw, Poland, to Greenville, South Carolina, U.S., to work as an Electrical Engineer in industrial facilities for six months.

In a fiscally constrained operating environment, asset owners and operators must look for ways to optimize the value they derive from existing data and technologies within their organization. Digital twins can potentially deliver wide ranging benefits but developing one presents both expected and unexpected challenges.

From living shorelines to restored wetlands, using nature’s own systems as a design guide is redefining coastal protection — turning resilience into regeneration.

Jacobs to continue supporting Indigenous suppliers in Australia through extended iDiC strategic relationship agreement.