With today’s challenges of urbanization and increased demand for mobility and connectivity, air quality is bearing the burden. Air quality is one of the most important health, economic and environmental challenges facing cities worldwide, and many are recognizing the need to evaluate long term what needs to change to tackle air pollution arising from transport emissions.

Treating Florida’s source water is complicated. High water demand, a sensitive environment, complex water chemistry and multiple water sources all contribute to a complex water treatment environment. Find out how the Green Meadows Water Treatment Plant team overcame the complexities, a hurricane and the wettest January on record to deliver this first-of-a-kind water treatment plant in Florida.

The renovation at our office in Milan helped the location become the first WELL-certified building in Italy. Go inside the improvements that the majority of our surveyed respondents say make the new office more comfortable and healthier, too, in this article.

Oompa loompa doompety doo, we’ve got an amazing article for you. Climb aboard for the details on the newest North Texas commuter rail line, the Jacobs-managed TEXRail project.

The world needs innovators and problem solvers who turn challenges into greater opportunities. What if we showed you how we’re bettering the balance – by highlighting inclusion as our differentiator in bringing innovative thought and solutions to our clients and by celebrating the innovative women across our business?

To manage risk or not...that’s a big question. Another is simply how do you manage risk? The reality is, every business and organization has risk exposure that they can choose to manage, or not. How those risks are managed determines the overall success of the organization. Find out how Jacobs has successfully used risk management practices to build organizational strategies and help water utilities better meet community expectations.

The urban built environment is responsible for 75 percent of annual global GHG emissions – and buildings alone account for 39 percent. Eliminating these emissions is the key to addressing climate change – and we’re committed to taking bold steps to transform a sustainable and resilient path.

Jacobs’ Environmental Scientist Jennifer Liggett teamed up with environmental experts to discuss the top cause of water borne illnesses in the U.S. with Opflow magazine. Discover how we’re using powerful, online monitoring systems to keep an eye on water quality and protect public health in this article, featuring excerpts from Jennifer’s piece in Opflow.

Our work on Bristol-Myers Squibb’s new Large-Scale Cell Culture Biologics manufacturing facility in Ireland is up for Project of the Year and Industrial honors at this year’s Irish Construction Excellence Awards. Public voting is open now; cast your vote and discover how this facility is improving treatment for cancer patients globally.

Jacobs’ Global Vice President for the Built Environment Brad Simmons talked with the Houston Business Journal about how our new project with Houston First Corporation on improvements in and around one of the nation’s 10th largest convention centers is helping Houston remain competitive and connected for years to come.

“BLACK. ENGAGED. EMPOWERED”. That’s the motto of Harambee, Jacobs’ black employee network, now celebrating their 9th Black History Month with a series of social and professional development events.

The world needs innovators and problem solvers who turn challenges into greater opportunities. What if we showed you how SAME’s Gerald C. Brown Mentoring Award-winner, Dr. John Mogge, blends sustainability and discipline to create differentiating value, while staying true to core values embedded in the oath he took to serve and protect his country and its interests?

For the fifth consecutive year, we’ve ranked in the top 10 on Interior Design Magazine’s Top 100 Giants Survey.

Working ahead of regulatory requirements, our Emerging Contaminants team at Jacobs has partnered with clients, academic partners and remediation vendors for more than five years to develop and test methods for treating PFAS.

In our first-ever Water For People employee giving campaign, Jacobs donated more than $250,000 to the non-profit organization based in Denver, Colorado.

Around the world, our armed forces veterans and reservists bring diverse experience to Jacobs, from leadership and project management skills, to logistics and engineering capability.