Jacobs was awarded the Underwater Launch Test Capability (ULTC) services contract with Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division (NSWC Crane), located in Crane, Indiana.
Jacobs and CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, are collaborating on a new innovation program to identify and fast-track solutions and emerging opportunities in the health care, environmental and manufacturing sectors, encouraging interaction across different disciplines that address these critical environmental challenges.
What can Global North countries like the U.S. and countries in Europe learn from positive outcomes in the Global South? And how can these lessons help the U.S. better prepare for future public health events? Jacobs’ report on more than 20 countries’ responses to COVID-19 and recommendations for public health officials is now available to the public.
Ahead of the National Society of Black Engineers’ National Convention in Kansas City, the Jacobs team wanted to make an impact in the community. Read how we’re driving meaningful, measurable change both in our company and in the communities we serve.
In its new report, ESG Strategies: Accelerating Impact and Net Zero Goals in Consultancy, Environment Analyst recognizes Jacobs as a global environmental and sustainability leader for accelerating progress and solutions to support net zero and ESG impact.
In this Ofwat Innovation project, we explore the feasibility of implementing the “industrial symbiosis” concept within the water sector by applying an innovative digital cloud-based platform resource matching approach. At Jacobs, we've embraced this way of thinking with our OneWater approach – and we're supporting water sector clients as they explore collaborative and sustainable resource management strategies. Read how this pilot could pave a new way of using waste materials from one entity as the raw materials for another.
Jacobs has joined the Semiconductor Climate Consortium, which helps chip-makers reduce greenhouse gas emissions to meet the terms of the Paris Climate Agreement and help limit the increase in global temperatures to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Read how Jacobs is supporting two strategic projects to help improve how flood risk management will be delivered in the U.K. for generations to come.
