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TRB 2021: Showcasing Jacobs thought leadership and solutions
You can’t reimagine the future without challenging today and reinventing tomorrow. Read how we’re doing just that in conjunction with TRB’s 2021 Annual Meeting.
You can’t reimagine the future without challenging today and reinventing tomorrow. Read how we’re doing just that in conjunction with TRB’s 2021 Annual Meeting.
Given the shortage of STEAM workers, it’s getting more difficult for companies like Jacobs to find candidates with high-tech skills and STEAM degrees. So, our team actively partners with organizations and clients, like Youth Force NOLA and the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans to give students and community partners a chance to learn about and get involved in STEAM. In this article, read about our virtual internship program to connect rising high school seniors in New Orleans to a network of career pathways.
Natural capital approaches are at the heart of the water sector’s contribution to a green economic recovery and net zero carbon ambitions, while forming an integral part of the industry’s public interest commitment. Click here to read our insights and watch our webinar.
Natural capital approaches are at the heart of the water sector’s contribution to a green economic recovery and net zero carbon ambitions, while forming an integral part of the industry’s public interest commitment. Click here to read our insights and watch our webinar.
Jacobs’ San José-Santa Clara regional wastewater design-build work involves two sustainable design-build projects: headworks and cogeneration. It is the largest advanced wastewater treatment facility in the western U.S.—serving 1.4 million people and 17,000 businesses. The headworks project was recognized at Bentley’s 2020 The Year in Infrastructure Awards. Click to read more about the award-winning effort.
Transform the way you undertake your flood risk modelling with the next generation of Flood Modeller. The 5.0 software, the most significant update since 2015, adds new features and capabilities, including an integrated catchment modelling solution, all within a single, user-friendly environment. Click to read more.
A consortium including Jacobs was selected by NIRAS/ONDRAF, the Belgian agency for radioactive waste management, for a new framework contract covering treatment and storage facilities. Click to read more.
Strong transport connections that fully meet a person’s needs can aid their access to essential goods and services, and their workplace, education and wider leisure activities. But are publicly funded transport schemes able to fulfil everyone’s needs equally? Jacobs’ Transportation Planners Sherin Francis and Katie Pearce share their insight in this jacobs.com piece.