Jacobs has been selected as a PRIME Consultant by the U.K. Department for Transport for its latest Specialist Technical and Commercial Advice for Rail and Other Transport Modes Framework. Read more about the role.
Jacobs has joined The Climate Pledge, supporting global business commitments to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2040. Learn more about why we’ve joined.
Jacobs has joined the team of delivery partners advising the U.K. Department for Energy Security and Net Zero on the delivery of its Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage program.
Squadron Energy’s Clarke Creek Wind Farm is one of Queensland’s largest renewable energy projects and is ready to start construction. The wind, solar and battery farm will create one of the largest renewable energy precincts in the state displacing almost 3 million tons (2.7 million tonnes) of carbon annually.
Jacobs (NYSE:J) was selected by Austin Independent School District (ISD) in Austin, Texas to provide program management services in support of the district’s capital improvement program.
Each month in 2023, we’re focusing on one of the 10 essentials we all need for success in these fast-changing times. Active listening is about being present and attentive with an awareness of personal biases, and listening to understand and hear ideas, potential options and alternatives. A way you can practice active listening is through conducting your annual performance conversations with your manager and set goals for the coming year. In this piece, Inas Kamel talks about the power of keeping an open mind and really listening to what others have to say.
Jacobs (NYSE:J) was selected to operate and maintain Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and manage traffic operations for Florida's Turnpike Enterprise, a division of the Florida Department of Transportation. Jacobs will operate, manage and maintain more than 500 miles of ITS-connected roadway infrastructure across the state.
Jacobs (NYSE:J) was selected to operate and maintain The City of Waterbury, Connecticut's 38 million gallon-per-day (mgd) conventional surface water treatment plant. The City estimates the ten-year contract value at $25 million inclusive of engineering services and support for improvements to the overall facility, sludge system, water quality lab and treatment process.
