As the pandemic accelerates the industry’s digital revolution, the built environment must take the opportunity to improve the quality of its work. In the latest online issue of RICS Construction Journal, Jacobs’ Surveying and Estates Lead in our Cities & Places U.K. team, Andrew Wood, discusses quality in the built environment, and the need to heed the lessons of the past and accelerate the digital revolution to reimagine service, embrace new technologies and set a new path forward. Initially published in the journal [member access], we reshare the article here, with thanks to RICS Construction Journal.

Jacobs Vice President Sharon Jean-Baptiste highlights how the Justice & Sustainability Associates’ Construction Management Training Program offered two D.C. area the chance to make an impact alongside Jacobs.

Jacobs was selected by Health Infrastructure to deliver architectural services for the New South Wales (NSW) government's $582 million (AU $750 million) Royal Prince Alfred (RPA) Hospital Stage 1 Redevelopment project to redevelop and expand the existing facility to meet growing demand for healthcare services within the community.

Jacobs-delivered Biocon Biologics’ new flexible facility, one of the largest in India and an honorable mention for Facility of the Year

Jacobs has been awarded two rail contracts by KiwiRail, New Zealand's rail network owner and operator as part of KiwiRail's Auckland Metro Rail Programme to modernize Auckland's rail network. The Programme delivers vital upgrades to the existing rail network ahead of the opening of Auckland's largest ever transport infrastructure project, the City Rail Link.

The London Festival of Architecture is the world’s largest annual architecture festival, and this year Jacobs will host three digital events as part of the month-long program.

Jacobs’ PlanBeyond® Engagement Manager and Collectively℠ Program Manager Jo Jeffreys talks Collectively’s impressive first year, how the program makes giving and volunteering easier and more impactful, and why rabbits are connected to the Romans.

Nina Wollman, Jacobs Global Health Market Director discusses the new Health sector as a growth market, the impact the pandemic had in accelerating that strategy as well as the impact it had on her personal work style.

Jacobs recently partnered with the Society for Science to serve as the champion of the Environmental Engineering category at the Society’s annual International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) May 16-21. ISEF is the world’s premier pre-collegiate competition and talent pipeline that fosters the best and brightest minds through more than 400 affiliated science fairs in 80+ countries, regions and territories around the world.

Jacobs was awarded the Idaho Cleanup Project (ICP) at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL), as the majority partner in the Idaho Environmental Coalition LLC (IEC), which includes members from Jacobs and North Wind Portage Inc. Jacobs has supported the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Office of Environmental Management's (EM) mission at ICP since 2005.

Jacobs Federal and Environmental Solutions Executive Advisor Victoria Hernandez talks about her involvement with and recent award from the Society of American Military Engineers, experiences working on the resilient rebuild of Tyndall Air Force Base and her love of the Kansas Jayhawks.

Our Jacobs Operations Management and Facilities Services team in Liberal, Kansas is managing wastewater treatment utilities and equipment over more than 3,800 acres. Using a specially equipped drone to inspect the plant and monitor conveyance piping that carries treated wastewater effluent to agricultural fields nearby has increased efficiency, saved costs and promoted safe operations. Read, and see, how we helped this technology take flight.