With no new water on Earth, communities cannot afford to waste this precious resource. What if we showed you how Jacobs, as part of a pilot study team with Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources, is deploying cellular technologies to better manage water loss and track water usage?

Commutes are seemingly more hectic than ever. In the U.S., for example, the average person spends 52 hours a year snarled in traffic. What if we showed you how Jacobs and Roads & Maritime Services are bringing intelligent traffic technologies to life on Sydney’s motorways during the next 20 years?

With global maritime trade expected to double in the coming decades, the need for ever-increasing efficiencies in terminal operations is intensifying. What if we showed you how Jacobs and Port of Los Angeles dove in to digital intelligence and automation on its competitive path to achieving record-setting cargo operations?

India is experiencing an astonishingly rapid shift in the movement of people from rural to urban centers. What if we showed you how Jacobs and Aurangabad Industrial Township Limited are promising India’s residents new pathways to economic vitality and vibrant urban living, with creative reconnection to its golden past?

The number of reported illnesses caused by water-borne Legionella bacteria have increased by nearly nine times in the U.S. since 2000. What if we showed you how Jacobs, alongside Cisco and s::can, designed a powerful, online monitoring system to monitor water quality and protect public health?

In a world of instantaneous customer service and big brand dominance, providing a memorable user experience is no longer just a nice to have, it’s business imperative. What if we showed you how Jacobs and Costain are using a cloud-based customer service model to improve mobility along more than 2,000-miles of highway in East Sussex?

When disaster strikes, providing aid and returning to normalcy is crucial. What if we showed you how Jacobs, in support of NASA’s International Space Station team, is leveraging remotely-sensed data and high-definition imagery captured from 240 miles above in space to aid disaster response efforts?

The World Economic Forum advises that greening global economic growth is the only way to satisfy the needs of today’s population and up to nine billion people by 2050. Jacobs Water Resources Engineer Jesse Williams shares his take on how a benefits-driven approach to implementing green infrastructure can achieve lasting outcomes for the future.

How a new strategy is helping Jacobs and Shell see safety onboarding more clearly.

Jacobs’ Oyu Tolgoi Underground Project team reaches out into the community to support development in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

Jacobs has been fortunate to partner with Resilient Melbourne in the delivery of a series of three events focusing on Emerging Technologies for Resilient Cities. The first event focused on the theme “Survive” and explored how large-scale 3D printing technology being developed for NASA might be applied to solve problems here on earth. The second of these events focused on the theme “Adapt,” with the keynote presentation delivered by Jacobs’ Global Solutions Director for Resilience and Water Resources Adam Hosking

One year ago, Jacobs completed the acquisition of CH2M, creating a $15 billion professional services leader. In that time, the combined company has leveraged its exceptional culture and expertise to achieve some of its most impressive milestones. Watch the video and click on the stories below to learn more.