Jacobs has been awarded the first organizational Women in Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Award, in recognition of our leadership in inclusion and diversity.
Everyone sees color a little differently, but for some 300 million people around the world distinguishing between different colors isn’t as clear. In this article, read how, inspired by one of our own engineers who is colorblind, our team worked with Bluebeam to make its software more accessible for those with color vision deficiency.
Dr. John Mogge, Jacobs’ Director of Federal Solutions & Technology, and Lieutenant Colonel Brandy Smart, Commander of the 325th Civil Engineer Squadron, talk about Tyndall Air Force Base, coastal resiliency and alternative funding.
Deadly winter storms swept across the southern United States, claiming at least 59 lives and knocking out power to millions of residents. Response to the crisis is happening now, and Jacobs is doing its part to support those in need. Click to read more about our efforts.
Jacobs was selected to provide Engineering services for Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company, PBC’s facility in Dallas, Texas. The facility will provide low-cost versions of high-cost generic drugs. Find out more about this facility, and Jacobs' involvement, in this article.
At Jacobs, living inclusion and working to end gender inequity are year-round activities: the drive to create a world where everyone has the same opportunity to thrive never stops. Dates like International Women’s Day allow us to reflect on the progress we have made and renew our commitment to advancing diversity through equality.
In recognition of Jacobs transformation to a global technology-driven solutions company, MSCI has changed the company’s GICS® code to Research & Consulting Services.
The Urban Land Institute (ULI) has launched a new report, Zooming in on the “S” in ESG: A road map for social value in real estate, to guide the industry on incorporating social value into corporate strategy, business practices and
