Twelve Jacobs team members came together to construct a footbridge to better connect a local Rwandan community to education, healthcare and livelihoods.

Jacobs and Atkins are leading an innovative vehicle noise camera trial in four U.K. locations to help the U.K. Government tackle excessive noise from vehicles.

In its annual Market Assessments of the Environmental Consulting Sector, Environment Analyst ranks Jacobs as the No. 1 Environmental & Sustainability Consultancy in the world, and in the U.K. (for the second year in a row), recognizing the firm’s leadership working with the public and private sector to integrate sustainable development and environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles and practices into their business and operations.

A major expansion to the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR)’s Main Line is now open to the public. Extending from Floral Park to Hicksville, New York, the 9.8-mile third track expansion to the LIRR Main Line increases capacity by 50%, alleviates congestion during peak hours, improves overall rail services and enhances rider safety. Read more to find out about this iconic project.

Nothing signals the end of summer quite like interns leaving the office and returning to campus. The Americas summer intern program here at Jacobs is coming to an end, making this the perfect opportunity to reflect on all the fun we had.

For the past decade, Jacobs has been supporting The Nature Conservancy with nature-based coastal resilience solutions on the U.S. Gulf Coast. David Stejskal discusses the benefits of this close collaboration.

Jacobs has been awarded detailed design and environmental assessment work on the East Coast Railway Infrastructure Protection Projects scheme, to defend the Dublin to Rosslare coastal rail line from coastal erosion and flooding for the next 100 years.

Jacobs has helped secure more than one billion dollars in federal funding for clients across the United States for a range of infrastructure projects that make cities and communities more connected, equitable and sustainable. From new mixed-use infrastructure that connects underserved communities to the cities around them, to fleets of low-and-no emissions vehicle fleets like battery electric buses, these projects show what’s possible when money meets mindset.

The International Desalination Association (IDA) World Congress returns to Australia with Jacobs a proud sponsor, and several of our global industry-leading experts attending and presenting across the program.

Since 2019, Jacobs has partnered with the Indigenous Defence and Infrastructure Consortium (iDiC) to provide opportunities for Indigenous-owned businesses to participate in the Australian defense and infrastructure industries, helping to create economic and social value in Indigenous communities.

Purposefully creating California’s first public boarding school on a former shopping plaza site will transform a vacant lot, bringing opportunity to at-risk youth and creating a brighter future for a historically marginalized Los Angeles community.

Jacobs is continuing to support the Environment Agency in implementing its Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management (FCERM) Strategy through providing flood and coastal risk management expertise on three key national projects.