Accelerating its growth strategy to redefine the asset lifecycle, Jacobs (NYSE: J) has completed its acquisition of the remaining equity interest in PA Consulting, a leading innovation and transformation consultancy.
Efforts to restore native fish movement in the Menindee Lakes and Lower Darling–Baaka River in Australia are advancing, with 3Rivers, a joint venture between Jacobs and GHD, appointed to lead the options development, cost-benefit analysis, planning approvals and conceptual designs for permanent fish passage solutions.
The record-breaking Consolidated Rent-A-Car Facility (ConRAC) at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) began welcoming its first guests in late 2024, with Jacobs playing a key role in its delivery. As the world’s largest facility of its kind, the ConRAC is
Jacobs Chair and CEO Bob Pragada joined CNBC’s Jim Cramer in New York to discuss the company’s growth and momentum, from its recently completed acquisition of PA Consulting to its partnership with NVIDIA on solutions for complex AI data centers.
Jacobs has been awarded roles on multiple design contracts by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) to advance modernization and expansion of the I-39/90/94 corridor, one of the state’s most critical and heavily traveled transportation routes. The program will reconstruct and widen key segments to improve safety, ease congestion and support long-term economic growth.
Dublin, Ireland-based Damien Keneghan, senior associate director and Ireland portfolio lead for climate, resilience and ports, shares what he loves about Jacobs.
For years, Jackson, Mississippi’s O.B. Curtis and J.H. Fewell water treatment plants (WTPs) struggled with chronic failures. Aging infrastructure, a lack of funding and a shortage of trained operators and maintenance staff left the city without a reliable source of
The Thames Estuary is home to 1.51 million people and more than £400 ($546) billion-worth of assets that are at risk from tidal flooding. To address this challenge, Jacobs and JBA Consulting are leading the Thames Estuary 2100 Modelling Project for the Environment Agency — a key pillar of the Thames Estuary 2100 strategy. The project strengthens understanding of flood risk and provides the robust evidence base needed to guide smarter decisions that protect homes, safeguard critical infrastructure and support sustainable growth. By delivering trusted and unified insights for climate resilience, it’s helping to build a safer future for one of the principal development areas in southern England.
