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Jacobs advances major highway modernizations in California

Jacobs has been selected by the Orange County Transportation Authority to provide construction management services for two major highway improvement projects designed to enhance mobility and reduce congestion in Orange County, California.
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Atlanta’s I-285 CORRIDOR
Sep 25, 2026

Supporting safer, smoother travel across Georgia

As transportation demands grow across metropolitan Atlanta, Jacobs will deliver roadway, bridge and safety improvements that keep people and goods moving. Discover how data-driven insights and construction expertise are supporting one of Georgia’s busiest transportation corridors.

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Sep 30, 2026

Jacobs to deploy data center digital twin for NVIDIA’s R&D facility

Jacobs has been selected by NVIDIA to deploy its Data Center Digital Twin for a large-scale R&D facility in the United States. Under a three-year software-as-a-service agreement, Jacobs will deploy a digital twin environment to enhance operational planning and improve facility performance across one of NVIDIA's most advanced artificial intelligence research and development facilities.

Coastal Resilience
Oct 22, 2026

Jacobs joins the World Ocean Council

Jacobs has joined the World Ocean Council, a global alliance supporting sustainability, innovation and responsible ocean development. Through membership, Jacobs will collaborate with organizations across the ocean economy to advance practical solutions that support healthy marine ecosystems, resilient coastal communities and sustainable economic growth.

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Oct 27, 2026

New research: 71% of energy leaders globally say capital is available, but only 29% see enough investable energy projects due to constraints and interdependencies

– A survey of 600 senior energy-sector decision makers across the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Singapore and Australia finds that 71% believe sufficient capital is available in their industry, yet only 29% say there is both enough capital and enough investable energy infrastructure projects. The findings, published by Jacobs in The Energy Readiness Equation, reveal a consistent global challenge: having capital is only the first step. Projects also need the right approvals, grid access, equipment and infrastructure to move forward.