Jacobs was recently honored in the UK Management Consultancies Association (MCA) Awards receiving a 'High Commendation' in the 'Best New Consultancy' category, which recognizes client focus, delivery excellence, commitment to our people and operational excellence for a first time awards entrant.

Jacobs’ Buildings, Infrastructure and Advanced Facilities Principal Dan Kirby (Orlando, FL) was inducted into the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) College of Fellows, Class of 2018.

We’re proud to shine the light on our three winners and all our talented finalists at the European Women in Construction & Engineering Awards.

Our partnership with the City of Centennial serves as a model for a successful public-private partnership across the United States.

It’s National Infrastructure Week, a good time to reflect on the critical role infrastructure plays in America’s economy and livelihood.

Engineering News-Record has ranked Jacobs No. 1 in its list of Top 500 Design Firms in the world. Jacobs has previously held a top five position in the Top 500 list since ENR’s rankings began in 2003, and for the first time in nine years, we’re excited to return to the top spot.

Every two minutes, a water main bursts in the United States. On average, our water pipes are 47 years old, and urban areas like New York City house pipes that are nearly 80 years old. 

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., in consortium with Idom, has been appointed by Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) as Employer's Designer for the development and implementation of Ireland's first metro system, central to a new multi-modal transport strategy to support Dublin's continued economic growth.

Leaders from industry, local government and non-government organizations recently met at the 11th Jacobs Aston Conference in Birmingham, U.K., to understand what inclusive growth really means and the actions required to deliver real change on the ground.  

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. today announced its financial results for the second fiscal quarter ended March 30, 2018.

Day 5 of Safety Week is "Feel Good Friday," encouraging involvement in communities or local societies through voluntary or philanthropic activities that matter most to employees, our offices and sites.

Day 4 of Safety Week is "Take Note Thursday", where Jacobs teams from across the world get together to look at the critical risks that we face every day in the office and on project sites. Today we take note of a landmark safety achievement from our U.K. Nuclear team.