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We work in partnership, delivering some of the most challenging, diverse and innovative projects and programs globally across multiple sectors. We integrate complex interfaces across planning, procurement and delivery to help unlock better social, environmental and economic outcomes from mega and giga projects.
For more than 30 years, Jacobs has been responsible for planning and implementing Lead and Copper Rule-related strategies which protect millions of people in the U.S. and Canada. Our work includes enhanced water quality monitoring strategies, sampling plan development, harvested pipe-scale analysis, lead service line inventories and replacement plans, corrosion control studies and the incorporation of equity and environmental justice considerations into compliance programs.
As our clients navigate the digital transformation and growing cyber risks, we have positioned ourselves at the forefront of this growth, adding digital capabilities, products and tools to serve a growing set of customers.
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At Jacobs, we're challenging today to reinvent tomorrow by solving the world's most critical problems for thriving cities, resilient environments, mission-critical outcomes, operational advancement, scientific discovery and cutting-edge manufacturing, turning abstract ideas into realities that transform the world for good. With approximately $16 billion in annual revenue and a talent force of more than 60,000, Jacobs provides a full spectrum of professional services including consulting, technical, scientific and project delivery for the government and private sector.
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As climate change threatens water security around the world, more communities are turning to water reuse as a resilient water supply solution and embracing the OneWater principle that all water has value. Jacobs has been supporting clients with water reuse programs for decades, beginning with the first applications of advanced wastewater treatment technologies in the 1960s. We provide our clients with a full range of services, from water reuse feasibility studies to design, construction and operations.
The only certainty about the future is uncertainty. Resilience is an attribute of a smarter planet, and requires planning and adapting ahead of potential threats. We help our clients survive, recover, adapt and thrive.
Jacobs is working to help clients across the United States secure federal funding for projects that make our cities and communities more connected and sustainable. Working hand-in-hand with clients from coast to coast and everywhere in between, Jacobs develops bold, innovative solutions to address the nation’s toughest challenges.
Now more than ever, we appreciate the hard work, sacrifice and dedication of the medical profession in ensuring the health and safety of our communities.
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We’ve provided design-build services to the water sector for over 25 years and delivered more than 150 projects. We offer fully integrated design-build and design-build-operate capabilities to tackle the most complex water challenges and work in close collaboration with our clients.
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Jacobs and the U.K. Royal Navy’s unique historical connections date back several decades.
One of our predecessor companies helped develop the Mulberry Harbours used in the Normandy landings during World War Two and our engineers and physicists have supported the Navy’s nuclear submarines ever since the first boat was designed in 1958.
Now, we’re adding mental health and resilience to the areas we collaborate for mutual benefit.
Jacobs’ One Million Lives mental health check-in tool is being used by the Navy to champion resilience among service personnel, helping them to get a better understanding of their current state of mind and providing proactive strategies for personal mental health development.
To raise awareness of this joint campaign, we’re sponsoring the Royal Navy’s smallest vessel, HMS Oardacious, in the world’s biggest rowing challenge – an unsupported race across the Atlantic Ocean.
The boat’s original crew of four submariners became the fastest serving military team to complete the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge on their first attempt in 2019 - 2020. Two of founding team are taking part in the 2022 challenge with the other two members taking part for the first time.
Jacobs is helping to fund the crew’s next three entries into the annual 3,000-mile race from the Canary Islands to Antigua, starting in December 2022. As part of the effort to champion the issue of mental health, the crew has a target to raise $1.4 million for mental health charities by 2025.
“Jacobs and the Royal Navy have a very strong relationship which goes beyond business and includes a common focus in promoting positive mental health and resilience. Our two organizations are collaborating closely on sharing resources as widely as possible and creating an open culture of support for our people inside and outside of work.”
Steve Demetriou
Jacobs Chair & CEO
“The lessons learned by a crew taking part in an extreme sport such as the Talisker Challenge can be very instructive for anyone dealing with stressful situations,” says Jacobs Vice President for Defence & Security Justin Goldberg.
HMS Oardacious team leader and Mental Health Champion for the Royal Navy Submarine Service, Lieutenant Commander Hugo Mitchell-Heggs ] is also a Jacobs Resilience Ambassador.
“We’re proud of our relationship with Jacobs,” says Hugo. “It’s a company that truly shares our passion for challenging the stigma around mental health and making improvements both within our organizations and the wider community by influencing cultural change and advocating the importance of mental fitness as a tool to become more resilient, motivated individuals and teams in everyday life.”
Hugo has shared his insight into mental health through webinars and podcasts, drawing on his experience of taking part in the Talisker Challenge.
Paul Hendry, Jacobs vice president of Health, Safety and Environment and leader of Jacobs’ professional mental health champions, praised Hugo’s support for the Resilience Ambassador Network, a grouping of external strategic client organizations enabling Jacobs to create a community of practice for mental health.
“Hugo is an inspirational individual who continues to engage our employees in enhanced mental health conversations through his distinctive perspective on the issue,” says Paul. “Sharing of toolkits and best practice with strategic clients helps us bring our culture of caring closer together and to find solutions to our mutual benefit.”
The Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge is regarded as the world’s toughest race of its kind. Each team will complete more than 1.5 million oar strokes over the race.
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hours of rowing, 2 hours of sleep, constantly, 24 hours a day
calories burned per day, with an average of 18kg lost during the crossing
raised for charities worldwide over the past five races
miles deep at the deepest point of the Atlantic Ocean
high waves can be encountered in rough conditions
On World Suicide Prevention Day this year’s theme is ‘Creating Hope Through Action’. Read more about how One Million Lives is working with partners like R;pple to take action and help people online find hope and support through R;pple’s new browser extension, which aims to help prevent self-harm and suicide.
Jacobs, in collaboration with global mental health professionals, has developed One Million Lives – a free mental health check-in tool to enhance users' understanding of their current state of mind and provide proactive strategies for personal mental health development. Since launching, the new tool has already been accessed by users to make more than 3,000 check-ins. By regularly completing a check-in, via the web-based app, users will ideally be better equipped to understand how they are currently coping, assess the early indicators of associated mental health challenges, start positive and active conversations and get support much earlier.
Jacobs is proud to be a founding partner of Mental Health Action Day, a new movement with a mission to empower people to take action for mental health – no matter where we are in our mental health journey. Find out how you can take action in this article.