Jacobs has been selected by LA Sanitation and Environment (LASAN) as the progressive design-build contractor for the Donald C. Tillman Advanced Water Equalization Basins, another critical part of the City of Los Angeles' long-term plans to increase recycled water production by 2035.

When it comes to transportation, solutions today must be multi-modal, meaning fossil-fuel burning single-occupancy vehicles are only one element of the story. Charu Kukreja shares how she's reimagining transportation solutions in Los Angeles to create more sustainable, equitable communities through innovative urban greening initiatives.

Water is one natural resource we all share – but managing our essential drinking water supplies has never been more complicated. From water scarcity to emerging contaminants, providing the safe drinking water that many of us take for granted requires solutions to new and complex challenges. In this Q&A we connect with Jacobs Global Solutions Director for Drinking Water and Reuse Dr. Russell Ford to discuss the challenges and opportunities ahead as we support our clients with safe and resilient drinking water solutions.

Health systems today must flex to thrive through constant change. Global Solutions Director of Health Infrastructure Matthew Holmes and his team are shaping some of the most significant healthcare projects around the globe. With diverse regions and more diverse formats, they’re thinking differently about the tools we can use to deliver critical health services for our clients and their patients. In this Q&A, Matthew discusses how we’re improving healthcare infrastructure with our clients, the opportunities ahead and how healthcare is co-creating the world to come.

Moving and storing water is essential across the entire water cycle. In this Q&A, seasoned program manager Terry Krause discusses water conveyance, climate response and his role supporting California’s Delta Conveyance Project.

A growing city, Hong Kong is a major international business, trade and financial hub in Asia. In this article, meet Chloe Tong, one of our senior engineers who discusses her journey and how we're helping shape Hong Kong's future.

Carrying our wastewater solutions and treatment technologies into the future, Tim Constantine recently took on a new role as Jacobs Global Director of Water Resource Recovery Solutions. Tim brings 30 years of experience in wastewater process planning and design to the role. In this Q&A, Tim talks about the state of water resource recovery, how he’s rebranded how we think about wastewater, and highlights treatment innovations co-creating the world to come.

Supporting the MOD’s single biggest estates change program within defense to improve facilities and release land for vital community enhancing construction projects.

If nothing changes in aviation, the International Civil Aviation Organization predicts the sector’s CO2 emissions will triple by 2050. U.K.-based Cheryl McNall, Global Solutions Director for Aviation, shares how we’re helping airports prepare for the future by facilitating collaboration and co-creation, setting up hydrogen-powered ground fleets and simply put – sharing our track record of experience. Read how Cheryl accepted the challenge.

Jacobs (NYSE:J) plans to release its fiscal fourth quarter and full year 2024 earnings results before market open on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024, and will host a conference call at 10:00 a.m. ET, during which management will make a presentation focusing on the company's results and operating trends.

The magnitude and breadth of the PFAS challenge are increasing. Successful remediation hinges on measuring and understanding the chemical cost and effect of these toxins, and Senior Principal Technologist Chris McCarthy is leading the way. Read on to learn more about his industry-leading insights.

Jacobs was appointed by Northern Ireland Water to a new professional services framework supporting water and wastewater capital improvements across the region. Northern Ireland Water provides water and sewerage services to approximately 840,000 households and businesses in Northern Ireland.