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.
Find out how Jacobs is supporting UPSIDE Foods’ innovative approach to providing cultivated meat at scale, while aiming to use fewer natural resources and improve animal welfare.
This Suicide Prevention Week focuses on encouraging people to talk about mental health and suicide awareness. It’s an opportunity and reminder for people to hit pause for a moment and come together to check-in on their mental health.
On October 10, join Jacobs and a coalition of tens of thousands in a global day of action for positive mental health.
Read more in this article about Jacobs’ health and safety efforts which were recently recognized in the U.K. with the 29th consecutive gold Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) Patron’s Award.
Artificial intelligence is changing how we do business. In this article, we reflect on a recent Open AI Hackathon program and four other ways Jacobs is advancing AI to transform our operations, collaboration and knowledge sharing for a more responsible, AI-powered future.
While they may start small, we might see Jacobs on the racetrack sooner than you think! Our Jacobs Employee Networks (JENs) , in partnership with Scholars Unlimited, spearheaded a summer STEAM activity with the students of William (Bill) Roberts K-8 School in Denver, Colorado. The volunteers, including interns and a passionate new Jacobs employee with just one month on the team, worked with more than 70 students to build electric vehicles.
