Jacobs, together with the Environment Agency and contractor BAM Nuttall, celebrates the completion of the 20-year Broadland Flood Alleviation Project to improve 149 miles of flood defenses in the Broads National Park, a wetland area of international importance in eastern Norfolk, England.

Dr. John Mogge, Jacobs’ Director of Federal Solutions & Technology, and Lieutenant Colonel Brandy Smart, Commander of the 325th Civil Engineer Squadron, talk about Tyndall Air Force Base, coastal resiliency and alternative funding.

Jacobs’ leaders and subject-matter experts will be sharing their insights and perspectives on the digital transformation of railways and explore the future of rail in Asia at Asia Pacific Rail 2021.

Simetrica-Jacobs’ research is incorporated in the U.K. Government’s new Green Book supplementary guidance for the economic appraisal of wellbeing.

Jacobs Regional Solutions Director for Digital Solutions APAC Paul Francis talks passion for technology and gadgets, Jacobs’ transition to the leading technology-enabled solutions provider and some emerging transformative trends.

Prestigious award recognizes superb performance by Mentor-Protégé Program participants.

We connected with Paul Rendle, Technical Director - Intelligent Transport Systems in the Asia Pacific region, to find out about the Jacobs Assistance Dog being supported by a grant from our Giving & Volunteering Program, Collectively℠.

Jacobs was awarded a task order contract by the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) to provide counterintelligence, counterterrorism and human intelligence support to the 902nd Military Intelligence Group at Fort Meade, Maryland. The contract has a value of $235 million over a five-year period.

With a long-standing relationship, Jacobs and IEMA are formalizing their commitment to collaborate on a range of initiatives to advance environmental and socio-economic sustainability.

Report from Council on Strategic Risks shows gaps to be addressed to prevent future pandemics.

Jacobs was selected to carry out essential engineering modifications as part of a $1.2 billion (ZAR 20 billion) program to extend the operating life of the Koeberg Nuclear Power Plant near Cape Town, South Africa. Koeberg is South Africa's sole nuclear power plant and generates 5% of the country's electricity.

Carbon captured by coastal ecosystems such as saltmarshes, referred to as “blue carbon”, provides a natural way of reducing the impact of greenhouse gases on our atmosphere.