Jacobs has been selected to provide comprehensive design services for the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) for the lower Hudson Valley region. These services will include bridge replacement, bridge rehabilitation, highway reconstruction and highway rehabilitation projects aimed at improving safety and connectivity north of New York City.

How can governments keep roads safe and traffic flowing over time? This article explores how operations and maintenance provisions in brownfield highway Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) improve infrastructure outcomes and maximize long-term value.

Rising costs and aging infrastructure are pressing issues for hospitals in Australia and New Zealand. Bill Drake, Jacobs global principal, health care engineering, shares how long-term master planning, adaptable design and smart maintenance technologies can extend the life of healthcare facilities and reduce ongoing costs.

Jacobs will continue operating and maintaining the City of San Marcos, Texas, wastewater facilities under a 10-year renewal. Learn how the long-standing collaboration benefits San Marcos residents and supports future infrastructure improvements.

Jacobs was selected as the owner's program manager for a groundbreaking hospital project by a joint venture between Children’s Health and the University of Texas (UT) Southwestern Medical Center. Located in Dallas, Texas, the new pediatric campus will help revolutionize healthcare with state-of-the-art, patient-centric facilities designed to meet increasing needs in one of the nation’s fastest growing metropolitan regions.

"Challenge accepted" is a call to action. It's a commitment to growth, innovation and excellence. It's about pushing boundaries, embracing new ideas and not shying away from obstacles. For Guhan Sankar, that meant helping transform safety standards in the United Arab Emirates.

Legacy firefighting foams have left airports facing tough environmental questions. Explore how to identify, investigate and remediate per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) hotspots — from fire training grounds to runways.

Chrissy Thom, Jacobs’ global environmental market director, shares her vision for shaping resilient, sustainable solutions across industries, tackling emerging challenges and leveraging technology to help clients thrive in a changing world.

Jacobs has been awarded a contract to provide construction management for the Port of Long Beach's Pier B On-Dock Rail Support Facility program. This project is a cornerstone of the port's $2.2 billion program to enhance cargo movement efficiency, reduce environmental impacts and support regional economic development.

Jacobs is delivering soil surveys at 150 sites across England as part of the largest ecosystem field survey ever undertaken in the U.K. The data will help inform government strategies for biodiversity, climate resilience and soil health under the Natural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment Program.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) May 2025 announcement kicked off a new PFAS rulemaking process, but the original regulations are still in force. Reflecting on a recent Jacobs webinar, learn how water systems can plan for compliance now, what the revised rules may bring and why proactive utilities are pressing ahead.

As the population in the Omaha metropolitan area continues to grow, Jacobs is helping the Papillion Creek Water Resource Recovery Facility meet anticipated regulatory requirements and the increasing demand for wastewater treatment services.