The IH-43 County Line Road Interchange project, designed by Jacobs and HNTB, has been recognized for its innovative design and community impact, winning the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s Best Urban Design by a Consultant award at the 2025 Design Awards. Learn how this Jacobs-designed project is improving traffic flow, safety and accessibility for Milwaukee and Ozaukee counties.

As transportation systems shift toward sustainability, the challenge isn’t just about innovation—it’s about ensuring a smooth transition without disruption. Unlike tech startups that thrive on rapid iteration, transportation networks require precision, long-term planning, and careful risk management. This article explores how data-driven strategies, smart risk mitigation and workforce transformation are shaping a new era of transport—one that’s bold, efficient and built to last.

Jacobs is helping Metro Vancouver reduce greenhouse gas emissions from wastewater treatment by designing and implementing a strategic monitoring and sampling plan. Read about the new contract and how it will support Metro Vancouver’s transition to a more sustainable future.

Twenty-five years ago, environmental compliance and funding posed challenges for the City of Walla Walla, Washington. Today, Jacobs’ experience and commitment to excellence continues to elevate wastewater management. Discover how a resilient relationship allows Jacobs to enhance the quality of life for 37,000 residents.

Jacobs successfully completed the Airservices Australia Asset Data Capture & Site Investigation program, travelling more than 87,400 miles (140,700 kilometers) to 33 airport locations across Australia. The team inspected 45 control towers and Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) facilities and captured data on over 11,000 individual assets.

Twenty years ago, the Texas City refinery explosion reshaped our industry and reinforced our responsibility to protect lives. Explore how BeyondZero has transformed workplace safety and continues to drive positive change today.

California’s first wildlife overpass is changing the way we design infrastructure. Learn how Jacobs’ innovative approach to the Clinton Keith Road Extension Project is protecting wildlife, reducing vehicle collisions, and improving community access—all while preserving natural habitats.

Jacobs and our clients are shortlisted for multiple 2025 Global Water Awards, including Water Company of the Year and Wastewater Project of the Year. Read why we’ve been shortlisted.

Jacobs was selected by PsiQuantum to deliver master planning, schematic design, and owner’s engineer services for what is poised to be one of the largest utility-scale, fault tolerant quantum computers in Brisbane, Australia.

The ink dried on Jacobs’ new 10-year contract with the City of Americus, Georgia, for continued operations and maintenance of the city’s water production and wastewater facilities. Read about the key drivers behind the early renewal with our long-term partner.

Jacobs announced that it has successfully exited its equity stake in Amentum Holdings, Inc. ("Amentum") by exchanging 19,464,174 shares of common stock of Amentum held by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. ("JEG"), for approximately £240 million aggregate principal amount of JEG term loans. The Amentum common stock was sold by BofA Securities, Inc., as selling shareholder, to investors in a registered public offering that closed on March 13, 2025. After giving effect to the transaction and the retirement of the exchanged JEG term loans, Jacobs' aggregate outstanding borrowings decreased by approximately £240 million, or the equivalent of approximately $312 million.

In just ten days, a Jacobs-led team mobilized to repair and reopen a crucial transportation link in Northern California. Read about the swift response, and how we restored access for the community, in this article.