Because of a normally low cyber profile, network security of healthcare facilities is typically not a priority. That is no longer the case. Jacobs Operations Manager, Director and Data Scientist for Cyber Charles Ramsay shares some insights on steps to take to help protect our healthcare providers.

A journey to the future of public transportation

Following SAME’s lead with Virtual JETC – Adapting for Today, and Tomorrow – Jacobs has developed a 360° interactive exhibit space for the Joint Engineer Training Conference (JETC.)

Jacobs was selected by England's Environment Agency to design, develop and implement the National Flood Risk Assessment 2 (NaFRA2), a pioneering cloud computing system that will help create a step-change in the quality and scope of England's national flood risk information.

Jacobs has been awarded a contract to design and build a new Commercial Vehicle Advanced Propulsion Laboratory for Ford at its Dunton Campus and U.K. headquarters in Essex. The appointment follows Ford's announcement of an overall investment of $28 million (£23 million) to construct the new facility.

As we celebrate National Public Works Week, May 17 to 22, we’re highlighting how Jacobs is playing a key role in the rhythm of a community.

Offering a framework for essential, transferable skills from school to work, from entry-level to management roles and from a career in one industry to another.

Jacobs was selected by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to provide Research Laboratory Support (RLS) for the EPA Office of Research and Development at Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. With a maximum potential award to Jacobs of $100 million over a five-year base period, the contract went into effect April 1, 2020.

To celebrate National Public Works Week, we’re sharing what some of our teams nationwide have been up to, all while taking precautions and practicing social distancing!

Can architecture help us successfully respond to the COVID-19 crisis?

In September 2017, Hurricane Maria devastated Dominica, St. Croix and Puerto Rico, causing wide-spread flooding, wind damage, major infrastructure loss and power outages.

Jacobs' projects, Zoo Interchange Reconstruction, Olmsted Locks and Dam, and Queensferry Crossing were among only 10 projects from around the globe selected by American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) as Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement (OCEA) honor award recipients. Established in 1960, the honor celebrates superior civil engineering skills and projects which represent a significant contribution to civil engineering progress and society. From this pool of 10 honorees, ASCE also selected the Queensferry Crossing project as one of the top three projects, earning it a bronze award.