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Jacobs to provide cutting-edge aerial digital imagery to Intelinair

Jacobs signed a new three-year agreement with Intelinair for agriculture technology (AgTech) markets beginning in 2022 and extending through 2024.

Jacobs-supported water restoration plant upgrade selected for DBIA honor

While 2020 already makes for a remarkable chapter in history, for the City of Grants Pass, Oregon, the National Merit Award for their Water Restoration Plant (WRP) is certainly another 2020 moment to remember. Having nabbed the award in the

Long Beach Airport: Where the going is easy and the new Taxiway C is smooth

Creating an opportunity from the reduction of passengers at LGB due to COVID-19, Jacobs was instrumental in developing the plan for 57-hour closures of Runway 12-30 for two consecutive weekends along with rephasing construction to complete the project early with

Urban center one step closer to sustainable and efficient public transport system

Work on Malaysia’s third light rail line project in Klang Valley begins

Calculating the greenhouse gas impacts of residential waste

Climate change is an issue that affects us all. Our use of energy and consumption of goods and services, directly and indirectly, accelerates the release of greenhouse gases (GHG) which cause additional heat to be trapped in the Earth’s atmosphere

A cheers to our new office location in Cream City

From squeaky fresh cheese curds to the Frozen Tundra of Lambeau Field, nothing complements all that the state of Wisconsin has to offer more than an ice-cold beer – and there’s perhaps no better nostalgic beer than a Schlitz. After

Stitching together a sustainable, people-centric built environment in Atlanta’s downtown

Carrying more than 437,000 vehicles per day, the I-85/75 Downtown Connector provides critical access into Atlanta’s core and serves as the main transportation artery in the city, the region and the State of Georgia. During the last half-century, the connector

Kirkwood takes center stage

As part of a multi-phase renovation and re-branding for the existing Kirkwood Community Center, the existing Reim Theatre is being relocated to a downtown location. The facility will serve to anchor a planned Arts & Entertainment district to complement a