Our Global Technology Leader Resilience and Climate Change, Craig Clifton, and Global Technology Leader Resilience and Climate Change, Tapash Das, have read and summarized the key findings from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s 6th Assessment Report.

Jacobs awarded place on National Highways’ new Scheme Delivery Framework, the start of a new way to keep England’s motorways and major roads in top condition by delivering the most comprehensive renewals program ever.

By making fab engineering more cost effective, reliable and repeatable, Jacobs is supporting Intel’s goals to increase domestic chipmaking capacity, end the semiconductor shortage, meet global demand and create a more balanced, resilient global supply chain.

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. (NYSE: J) today announced its financial results for the fiscal fourth quarter and fiscal year ended October 1, 2021.

Jacobs has entered into a minority investment agreement and formulated a strategic relationship with Microgrid Labs Inc (MGL), a Colorado-based software and consulting company specializing in commercial fleet electrification and microgrids.

Several Jacobs researchers recently completed a report on coastal squeeze for the U.K. Environment Agency which will inform the future management of coastal habitats across all four U.K. nations. The more precise definitions and assessment methods developed in this project have the potential to save £10 -£25 million (~$14-34 million USD)- in the delivery of compensatory habitat delivery over the next 40 years.

On November 15, the H.R. 3684 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was signed into law by President Biden. This article summarizes what the investments and opportunities are for the water sector and how funding may be accessed.

Acquisition adds industry-leading edge computing, hybrid-cloud and collection automation technologies to support intelligence, defense and critical infrastructure sectors.

“Can you believe the year is almost over?!” is a common phrase heard throughout November. If you’ve been feeling tired after a long year or stressed about end-of-year deadlines recently, you’re not alone. Here are some practical tips for navigating the next few weeks to finish 2021 in good mental health.

Jacobs has led a key UKWIR research piece, developing a vision for a water industry circular economy and a path towards realizing this, as well as identifying and prioritizing key resource recovery opportunities for the sector’s near-term focus. Read the full article for details.

For this feature, we caught up with Jacobs Vice President, Head of Global Program Management, Bryan Harvey, to talk about his passion for solving some of the world's biggest challenges and maximizing the success of precincts programs and projects.

An innovative tunnel system and the largest infrastructure project in the City of Alexandria, Virginia’s history has its first shovel in the ground. The RiverRenew Tunnel System Project will capture, store, and transport millions of gallons of combined sewage and stormwater to AlexRenew’s treatment plant where it will be cleaned and treated before being returned to the Potomac River. Read more about the RiverRenew project in this jacobs.com article.

For this feature, we caught up with John Blackney, our APAC region digital advisory lead, to talk about how we enable digital transformation, its alignment with strategic business goals and its integration into all areas of our client’s business to deliver value.

November 11 gives us the perfect opportunity to recognize them, thank them for their service and celebrate the immeasurable contribution that they bring to our business, our clients, and the communities that we serve.

Jacobs (NYSE:J) announced today the election of Priya Abani to its Board of Directors.

In this article for the Royal Scottish Geographical Society’s special COP26 edition of The Geographer magazine, Adam Liddle, Jacobs Director of Sustainable Growth & Innovation and Adrian Pinder, Jacobs Incubations & Products Director discuss how innovative, global solutions can help to address the climate challenge.

The Cogeneration Facility at the San José-Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Facility in California, and the Cutter Lateral Reach 21 Water Treatment Plant and Associated Items, Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project (NGWSP) each won awards from the Design Build Institute of America (DBIA) in the National Merit awards in Water/Wastewater category. Read more about the projects, and Jacobs support of both, in this article.

In July 2021, the city of Brisbane in Queensland, Australia was officially elected as the Host City of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, marking the Games’ return to Australia 32 years after the 2000 Sydney Games. Everyone is understandably excited, but no one more than Jacobs Project Manager Simon Jones. Why? Because Simon and his team have spent the past five years guiding Brisbane Metro to finding solutions to their bus network congestion issues, and the new, improved bus system will showcase cutting-edge, green transit solutions on the world stage. Once completed, Brisbane Metro will deliver new and improved infrastructure and a designed Brisbane Metro and bus network that will provide more travel options with easy links between bus and train services for Brisbane.