Cyber threats are rising and outdated operational technology systems are leaving water utilities exposed. Drawing on lessons from more than 35 cybersecurity-focused Risk and Resilience Assessments conducted under the America’s Water Infrastructure Act, Jacobs identifies common vulnerabilities and offers a roadmap to stronger, more resilient water infrastructure.

Jacobs managed project delivery for the new Houston Methodist Cypress Hospital, a high-tech $685 million facility designed to meet the evolving health care needs of Cypress, Texas. Featuring 5G technology, robotic surgery, and comprehensive care services, the hospital is set to transform medical access for this rapidly growing community.

From site visits to global sustainability projects, Meera Almrashda’s graduate experience at Jacobs opened doors to hands-on learning, mentorship and a career in strategic consulting. Find out how the UAE Graduate Development Program helped her launch a future in sustainability.

Jacobs is serving as engineer of record for Miami Beach’s Ocean Terrace Park—a nearly complete five-acre transformation turning a former roadway into a lush, pedestrian-friendly destination. The project connects green spaces, improves stormwater resilience and introduces new community, retail and recreation opportunities along the beachfront.

The City of Mary Esther, Florida, awarded Jacobs a new five-year contract to continue operating, maintaining and managing its water and wastewater systems and customer service delivery. Read how the 22-year relationship will evolve to optimize the city’s critical infrastructure and enhance the level of service for residents.

Jacobs and the New Jersey Turnpike Authority delivered a fast-tracked bridge replacement project on the Garden State Parkway—completed on time and before Memorial Day—keeping summer travel open to the shore while earning national recognition for engineering innovation and community benefits.

From light rail extensions to waterfront walkways, Jacobs’ award-winning projects are shaping more connected, resilient communities across the U.S. See what earned national recognition from American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC).

Two Jacobs projects were honored at the American Council of Engineering Companies California Engineering Excellence Awards for their innovative design and impact: the Port of Long Beach Fireboat Station 20 and the I-15/Railroad Canyon Road Interchange Reconstruction Project. Learn how these projects are enhancing safety and connectivity across California.

Jacobs led design efforts on the STH 15 corridor in Wisconsin’s Outagamie County, transforming a rural highway into a safer, more efficient four-lane route. With improved intersections, a new multi-use trail and enhanced freight accommodations, the project strengthens regional mobility and community connectivity across northeast Wisconsin.

A major upgrade to the Homestead Extension of Florida’s Turnpike in Miami-Dade County is easing congestion and preparing the roadway for future growth. The $235 million project uses 3D modeling, modern tolling and Intelligent Transportation Systems to boost safety, reduce delays and transform mobility in one of the country’s most traffic-clogged cities.

With more than 120 million miles of roadway across the globe, the highway industry is evolving fast. In this Q&A, Venkat Balusu—Jacobs’ first Global Solutions Director for Highways hired from a Global Design Center—shares how we’re tackling today’s biggest challenges and preparing for tomorrow’s opportunities with connected solutions, digital innovation and a global mindset.

Jacobs and Fairfax County earned a 2025 ACEC National Recognition Award for a 14-year project that modernized electrical systems at the Noman M. Cole, Jr. Water Recycling Facility—securing reliable service for 1.2 million residents and uninterrupted operations for decades to come.