Jacobs has been named WTS Employer of the Year for the second year in a row, recognized at the 2025 WTS Annual Conference in Toronto, Canada for our commitment to leadership and inclusive practices in transportation. Alongside this recognition, Jacobs is presenting three impactful conference sessions, highlighting the importance of mentorship in fast-growing organizations.
Jacobs ended the first half of FY25 with solid performance across our business, led by strong Life Sciences, Transportation and Energy & Power revenue growth.
Jacobs was selected by SunGas Renewables to provide front-end engineering design (FEED) services, alongside Kiewit, for the final stage of the Beaver Lake Renewable Energy project.
The Downtown Redmond Link Extension opened May 10, bringing two new stations and faster, more sustainable transit options. Spanning 3.4 miles, this new connection brings fresh opportunities to the Redmond community, connecting people with increased options for recreation, retail and critical healthcare and support services. With Jacobs leading final design, the project is a standout for environmental stewardship, seismic resilience and community impact.
The Northwest Phase II Light Rail Extension is reshaping transit and community life in Phoenix. Designed by Jacobs and led by Valley Metro, this 1.6-mile project connects the city’s west side to a growing regional rail system, brings new life to the Metrocenter area and introduces sustainable, award-winning innovations in rail design and delivery.
Jacobs was selected as the Integrated Delivery Partner for Marinus Link, an approximately 214 mile (345-kilometer) undersea and underground high-voltage direct current (HVDC) electricity and data interconnector designed to bolster energy security, promote renewable energy investment and deliver tangible benefits to consumers in Tasmania, Victoria and the broader National Electricity Market.
Jacobs has been appointed by the U.K. Department for Energy Security & Net Zero to provide multi-disciplinary consultancy and advisory to the Energy and Net Zero Professional Services Framework, a critical initiative to support the U.K.’s energy security and net zero ambitions.
Jacobs and Fairfax County earned a 2025 ACEC National Recognition Award for a 14-year project that modernized electrical systems at the Noman M. Cole, Jr. Water Recycling Facility—securing reliable service for 1.2 million residents and uninterrupted operations for decades to come.
