Jacobs was selected by Manchester Airports Group (MAG) to design its new PremiAir terminal, offering a unique "private jet experience" for passengers flying on commercial airlines. Manchester has become the first major U.K. airport to open such a facility.

Jacobs today announced that it has successfully closed the previously announced sale of its Energy, Chemicals and Resources (ECR) segment to WorleyParsons Limited (ASX: WOR).

The Kirkwood Performing Arts Center, outside of St. Louis, scheduled for opening at the start of next theatre season, will be a community asset and cultural hub, as well as the anchor for a new downtown Arts & Entertainment District.

According to the World Health Organization, most of the world’s population (roughly 58%) spends one-third of their adult life at work. That’s why it’s so important that offices actively contribute to employee’s development and wellbeing.

Jacobs has been ranked No. 1 for the second consecutive year on Engineering News-Record (ENR)'s 2019 Top 500 Design Firms list. Widely considered the industry benchmark, the annual list ranks both publicly and privately held U.S. companies, based on revenue for design-specific services performed in the previous year.

Jacobs has been selected as the principal design consultant for the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) Cotton Belt Regional Rail Corridor Project. The 26-mile project extends between Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport and Shiloh Road Station in Plano and will connect to three existing DART light rail lines.

At one time, Schlitz produced the most beer in America and now, its original location is home to a thriving office park with approximately 800,000-square-feet of building space.

Jacobs has secured a variation with Watercare, New Zealand's largest water and wastewater utility, for the continuation of professional services during the construction phase of the Central Interceptor (CI) wastewater tunnel project in Auckland, New Zealand.

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When untreated stormwater enters Earth’s surface waterways, it presents threats to drinking water, natural areas and human, plant and animal health. What if we showed you how Jacobs and Kennedy Space Center are capturing stormwater in bio-filters to create a healthier environment and reduce harmful runoff into local waters?

Jacobs today announced that they have entered into a definitive merger agreement pursuant to which Jacobs will acquire KeyW for $11.25 per share in cash. The transaction has an enterprise value, net of tax assets, of approximately $815 million, including an estimated $272 million of KeyW net debt. The transaction value represents an enterprise value-to-expected 2020 adjusted EBITDA multiple of approximately 10x, assuming full run-rate cost synergies of $15 million.

Jacobs has been appointed to provide professional services (Lot 1) of the Environment Agency's new Collaborative Delivery Framework (CDF) in two of the six regional delivery hubs across England, both the North West and the Thames & Anglian regions of England, which will drive a program of capital investment and improvement work for flood defense assets.