Jacobs has been selected as one of several service providers under a multidisciplinary framework agreement with TransnetBW, one of Germany’s four transmission system operators, to support grid expansion programs critical to modernizing the country’s energy network and enabling increased integration of renewable energy.
As Germany expands and modernizes its transmission network to integrate renewable energy and strengthen security of supply, Jacobs is supporting TransnetBW with multidisciplinary services that enable safe, efficient delivery across multiple grid expansion programs.
Jon Mantay oversees a broad portfolio spanning airport operations, smart-city services, public works, university research campuses, data centers, facilities management and turnpike transportation operations.
Shuchita Gupta is a sustainable design leader with more than 16 years of experience delivering environmentally and socially progressive solutions across buildings and infrastructure projects throughout India, the Middle East and Asia Pacific.
Katie Adnams is an associate director in smart places & digital infrastructure at Jacobs, specializing in projects at the intersection of technology, innovation and the built environment.
Coastal resilience is no longer just an engineering challenge; it’s a complex balancing act shaped by climate risk, funding realities and long-term uncertainty. Jacobs’ Global Principal, Flood Infrastructure Engineering, Charles Schelpe explores the critical decisions behind funding, trade-offs and long-term resilience — and what it takes to deliver future-ready coastal solutions.
Jacobs is expanding its significant role in modernizing the U.K.'s infrastructure, securing three new commissions with National Highways.
Jacobs plans to release its fiscal third quarter 2026 earnings results after market close on Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026, and will host a conference call at 4:30 p.m. ET, during which management will make a presentation focusing on the company’s results and operating trends.
