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Explore the latest announcements, press coverage and company updates showing the solutions we’re creating with clients, the positive difference we’re making in our communities and the value we’re delivering to shareholders. 

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Jacobs reports strong fiscal second quarter 2026 results

Robust Q2 gross revenue and adjusted net revenue growth of 27% and 9% y/y, respectively Record backlog of $27.0 billion, up 22% y/y with TTM book-to-bill ratio of 1.4x (1.2x Adj. NR) Engineering News-Record ranks Jacobs #1 Design Firm and #1 in Manufacturing Repurchased $220 million of Jacobs shares in
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Jacobs appointed integrated delivery partner for Marinus Link

Jacobs was selected as the Integrated Delivery Partner for Marinus Link, an approximately 214 mile (345-kilometer) undersea and underground high-voltage direct current (HVDC) electricity and data interconnector designed to bolster energy security, promote renewable energy investment and deliver tangible benefits to consumers in Tasmania, Victoria and the broader National Electricity Market.

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Driving change: How innovation and 3d modeling transformed Miami’s Turnpike

A major upgrade to the Homestead Extension of Florida’s Turnpike in Miami-Dade County is easing congestion and preparing the roadway for future growth. The $235 million project uses 3D modeling, modern tolling and Intelligent Transportation Systems to boost safety, reduce delays and transform mobility in one of the country’s most traffic-clogged cities.

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More than a road: Jacobs' highway project is a path to progress in Wisconsin

Jacobs led design efforts on the STH 15 corridor in Wisconsin’s Outagamie County, transforming a rural highway into a safer, more efficient four-lane route. With improved intersections, a new multi-use trail and enhanced freight accommodations, the project strengthens regional mobility and community connectivity across northeast Wisconsin.

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Building a safer California: Jacobs projects earn top engineering awards

Two Jacobs projects were honored at the American Council of Engineering Companies California Engineering Excellence Awards for their innovative design and impact: the Port of Long Beach Fireboat Station 20 and the I-15/Railroad Canyon Road Interchange Reconstruction Project. Learn how these projects are enhancing safety and connectivity across California.

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National spotlight: Jacobs projects win top American Council of Engineering Companies awards

Jacobs is delivering critical infrastructure across the U.S., earning national recognition for engineering excellence and positive community impact. Five projects have been honored in the 2024 American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) Engineering Excellence Awards, showcasing innovative design, sustainable practices and transformative benefits for the communities they serve. Lynnwood Link Extension The Lynnwood Link Extension is a key addition to Seattle’s light rail network, enhancing connectivity between residential neighborhoods and economic centers. The project includes 8.5 miles of new rail, four stations and a maintenance facility. By cutting travel times and providing reliable transit options, the extension supports sustainable growth and improves access to jobs, education and essential services. Jacobs’ design leadership on this project earned the National Grand Award, ACEC’s highest honor. Seattle Waterfront Overlook Walk The Seattle Waterfront Overlook Walk is a striking pedestrian connection between downtown and the waterfront. The project features elevated walkways, public spaces and scenic views of Elliott Bay. Jacobs’ design blends artistic elements with sustainability, creating an inclusive, vibrant experience. It enhances mobility, boosts tourism and supports local businesses. This project received a National Honor Award from ACEC. Northwest Phase II Light Rail Extension In Phoenix, the 1.6-mile Northwest Phase II Light Rail Extension is revitalizing public transit by linking communities with jobs, schools and entertainment venues. Jacobs introduced innovative engineering solutions such as a new track slab system, custom steel-tube girders and a multimodal transit hub. The extension promotes walkability, drives economic development and sets a new benchmark for light rail. This