Jacobs’ Steve Pelham shares thoughts on how air travel reacts to the ongoing pandemic and how health and aviation connected solutions will help get passengers back to flying safely and confidently.

Jacobs announced today the election of Vincent (Vince) K. Brooks to its Board of Directors.

Jacobs, in collaboration with subsidiary Simetrica-Jacobs, has released a new thought leadership paper on the role of infrastructure investments in helping to address critical societal issues, asking the question: What if infrastructure could be planned, delivered, built and operated to generate enduring social value at scale to help overcome some of the most entrenched social issues in our communities?

Jacobs has been appointed to Transport for London's (TfL) renewed Professional Services Framework, on multiple lots, including Project, Program and Portfolio Management, Business Case Management and the new Lean Consultancy. TfL is the integrated transport authority responsible for the operation of the public transport network and main roads in London.

Harnessing teamwork and combining phases facilitates opening of taxiway, saving time and money without comprising safety

Jacobs is deploying a new type of Raman spectroscopy technology, which makes it safer and cheaper to spot radioactive contamination or other hazardous substances in waste stores and nuclear facilities undergoing decommissioning.

Documentary following the inspirational Jacobs women who travelled to a small African community to build vital educational resources

Two major active travel and road space reallocations projects in London, which Jacobs played a key role in, recently won Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation Awards.

Jacobs was selected by Moltex Energy to support their development of a new type of nuclear power plant – the Stable Salt Reactor. Jacobs will build a bespoke experimental facility for thermal transfer testing at its Birchwood Park research and development facility in the U.K.

Jacobs and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory recently built a new calibration device for the Mars Perseverance Rover which will seek signs of past microbial life and collect rock and soil samples. Launched July 30, 2020, NASA's Mars Perseverance Rover will travel over a seven-month period to the red planet. Once it lands, the rover will use several analytical science instruments to search for signs that there once was life on Mars.

Todd and Paul answer our questions about COVID-19 and Ultraviolet Disinfection

As the aviation industry returns to the skies amid eased travel restrictions, we explore the nexus between aviation and health to help accelerate the industry’s path to recovery, restore passenger confidence and redefine the future of air travel.