Jacobs’ Division Vice President of Buildings and Infrastructure and Director of the Advance Planning Group Monte Wilson shared his vision for reimaging 35-acres of blighted urban space with the Atlanta Business Chronicle.

Many communities throughout the world have concerns about the use of open space, including prime agricultural land for development, while former landfill or industrial sites are overlooked as candidate development areas. What if we showed you how adaptive reuse, a sustainable development strategy gaining acceptance as both economically viable and environmentally responsible, can provide communities and industries with unique reclamation opportunities?

The fall of 2013 marked one of the costliest natural disasters in Colorado history – causing nearly $4 billion in destruction. Extensive rainfall in Big Thompson Canyon resulted in flow surges exceeding the 500-year flood event, completely washing away major sections of roadway, access bridges and retaining walls. The devastation, reminiscent of the 1976 flood that killed 143 people, prompted the Colorado Department of Transportation to not only implement a short-term end solution; rather, they committed to completing emergency, temporary repairs, followed by a flexible and resilient permanent solution – for which they engaged Jacobs.

Jacobs was awarded an extension to the Aerospace Testing and Facility Operation and Maintenance IV (ATOM) contract at NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California.

Recognizing a need to preserve Arizona’s most prized natural resource, while planning for future growth and development, the Town of Gilbert takes proactive steps to ensure residents have enough water now and in the future.

Read how the organization he serves on the Board of Directors for is providing ecological assistance to at-risk communities around the world, so they can avoid or mitigate, and adapt to, detrimental environmental change.

Jacobs has received Notice to Proceed for a single-award contract from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Buffalo District for remediation services required at the Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program (FUSRAP) Shallow Land Disposal Area (SLDA) site in Parks Township, Pennsylvania. Support includes development of work site and safety plans as well as excavation, storage and transport processing of radioactively contaminated soils and waste.

The Natural Resources Defense Council recently released its new High Road Infrastructure Handbook, guidance for moving important infrastructure projects forward to realize lasting community benefits.

Jacobs’ Vice President of Innovation & Technology, Europe Bryan Harvey, believes it is time for us all to redefine our place in the social contract – utility companies, supply chain, regulators, government and customers.

Jacobs was awarded the Patriot Excalibur (PEX) contract at the U.S. Air Force Life Cycle Management Center at Hanscom Air Force Base in Bedford, Massachusetts. The contract provides a unit-level software toolset that enables Air Force, Joint Service and Foreign Military unit personnel to conduct accurate and real-time operational tasks and track readiness status, connecting functional areas within a unit.

Jacobs helped preserve the Red Rocks experience for generations to come with the first ground-up construction at the park in more than a decade.

Recognizing Jacobs’ commitment to achieving gender equality and flexibility in its Australian workplaces