Intel's Fab 52 — a 2.9-million-square-foot semiconductor fabrication facility designed and engineered by Jacobs — has been named Engineering News-Record's 2025 Project of the Year, among the highest national honors in the architecture, engineering and construction industry. Discover how Jacobs helped make this landmark achievement possible.

The Thames Estuary is home to 1.51 million people and more than £400 ($546) billion-worth of assets that are at risk from tidal flooding. To address this challenge, Jacobs and JBA Consulting are leading the Thames Estuary 2100 Modelling Project for the Environment Agency — a key pillar of the Thames Estuary 2100 strategy. The project strengthens understanding of flood risk and provides the robust evidence base needed to guide smarter decisions that protect homes, safeguard critical infrastructure and support sustainable growth. By delivering trusted and unified insights for climate resilience, it’s helping to build a safer future for one of the principal development areas in southern England.

Dublin, Ireland-based Damien Keneghan, senior associate director and Ireland portfolio lead for climate, resilience and ports, shares what he loves about Jacobs.

Jacobs Chair and CEO Bob Pragada joined CNBC’s Jim Cramer in New York to discuss the company’s growth and momentum, from its recently completed acquisition of PA Consulting to its partnership with NVIDIA on solutions for complex AI data centers.

During NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote presentation at the company’s GPU Technology Conference (GTC) on Monday, March 16, 2026, the founder and CEO highlighted Jacobs. The NVIDIA Omniverse DSX Blueprint and libraries now features a Jacobs Data Center Digital Twin solution that enables developers and owners to plan, simulate and optimize gigawatt-scale artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, known as AI factories, in a virtual environment – improving time to first revenue, efficient energy performance and resilient long-term operations.

Jacobs has opened a new office in Chennai, strengthening its presence in India and supporting long-term growth through continued investment in technical talent and capability.

Jacobs has received five Environmental Business Journal and Climate Change Business Journal awards, recognizing[RK1.1] global leadership in climate resilience infrastructure, digital innovation, nature-based solutions and data-driven decarbonization, along with a lifetime achievement honor for industry leadership.

Efforts to restore native fish movement in the Menindee Lakes and Lower Darling–Baaka River in Australia are advancing, with 3Rivers, a joint venture between Jacobs and GHD, appointed to lead the options development, cost-benefit analysis, planning approvals and conceptual designs for permanent fish passage solutions.

Jacobs is designing the replacement for Yukon’s Mayo River Bridge, the only route connecting the Canadian community of Mayo to essential services. The new structure will deliver safe, reliable access and support future infrastructure growth, including the upcoming Yukon Energy Mayo Generating Station upgrades. Built to withstand the region’s extreme northern conditions, the bridge will strengthen a vital link in Yukon’s transportation network.

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

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.

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.