A small creek in Jefferson County, Colorado, is now doing big things for local wildlife and clean water. Through a nature-based restoration project, Jacobs, Denver Water and Jefferson County Open Space are improving habitat, raising water tables, reducing wildfire risk and preventing sediment from entering a critical reservoir.
This multi-year collaboration focuses on joint research, knowledge exchange and talent development initiatives aimed at equipping students and early-career professionals with the skills needed to thrive in the evolving engineering and construction landscape.
Driving innovation in U.K. water infrastructure Three projects featuring Jacobs-developed technologies and expertise have been named winners of the fifth Water Breakthrough Challenge by the Ofwat Innovation Fund. The fund is delivered by Challenge Works (part of the Nesta group)
Image credit: MTA/Joseph Yurman Image credit: MTA/Trent Reeves Subway service on the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s (MTA) A train to Far Rockaway has resumed following a four-month suspension, marking a major milestone in the Rockaway Line Resiliency and Rehabilitation
DALLAS, June 24, 2025 / PRNewswire/ – Jacobs (NYSE: J), in joint venture with AtkinsRéalis, has been appointed by National Highways in the U.K. to provide essential environmental and sustainability technical services to support the organization's strategy to reduce carbon
In today’s rapidly changing world, cities and utilities are rethinking how they prepare for and respond to natural, societal and economic risks. From climate change to urbanization, the challenges are vast—and the need for resilient infrastructure has never been greater
DALLAS, July 1, 2025 / PRNewswire/ – Jacobs (NYSE: J) has been appointed by the National Industrial Corridor Development Corporation Limited (NICDC) as Knowledge Partner to support the development and management of 12 industrial corridors across India. The project, under
For more than two decades, Jacobs has supported the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) through its Superfund and Great Lakes Architect Engineer Services (SFGLAES) contracts. Now, under the new SFGLAES contract, Jacobs will continue advancing environmental cleanup and restoration in
