Ofwat’s consultation, which draws on Jacobs’ insights and recommendations, sets out the future of economic regulation of sludge treatment to make it more efficient and competitive.

Once again our employees will go plastic free for a month and we’re sharing their top ideas to staying plastic free year-round.

June is one of the highlights in #OurJacobs calendar. It’s an opportunity to celebrate the progress we’ve made, amplify the voices of our incredible LGBTQIA+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual+) family, and reaffirm our commitment to making Jacobs a place where all LGBTQIA+ people can thrive.

King County Metro, an early adopter of battery electric buses, has committed to converting just under 2000 buses to a 100% zero-emissions fleet powered by renewable energy by 2040. Find out how Jacobs is supporting King County Metro achieve this goal.

Charlie Oliver, a Jacobs Logistics Support Manager based in Bristol, U.K., built a new school in Sierra Leone, West Africa, when he was serving with the United Nations UNAMSIL force.

Having surpassed one full year of Collectively, we’ve got a sneak peek for you into the top trends from the program’s first trip round the sun.

From NASA’s manned spaceflight programs over 50 years ago, to current International Space Station (ISS) missions, the Earth Science and Remote Sensing (ESRS) group at NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC) assists scientists around the world facilitating photography requests of Earth taken by astronauts from the space station. Supported by Jacobs/Johnson Space Center Engineering, Technology and Science (JETS) contract contract employees, the ESRS group works with astronauts to produce photography from some 240 miles overhead, which can include images that help aid disaster response efforts, document changes to Earth’s surface over time, and support science, research and conservation in collaboration with the Avian Migration Aerial Surface Space (AMASS) project.

Jacobs Director of Health Infrastructure Matthew Holmes and physician and healthcare architect Diana Anderson will present at a virtual session of the European Health Care Design Conference in England June 17, 2021.

Jacobs’ global leaders and industry-leading experts will be sharing their perspectives and insights on solutions and innovations spanning the urban water cycle at Singapore International Water Week 2021 (SIWW2021).

There is little doubt that infrastructure projects are seen as a way out of the current economic situation by many governments worldwide, with huge investment planned in new tunnels, railways, utilities and other infrastructure. But will this building frenzy create yet more opportunities for cyber crime to disrupt our way of life?

As the pandemic accelerates the industry’s digital revolution, the built environment must take the opportunity to improve the quality of its work. In the latest online issue of RICS Construction Journal, Jacobs’ Surveying and Estates Lead in our Cities & Places U.K. team, Andrew Wood, discusses quality in the built environment, and the need to heed the lessons of the past and accelerate the digital revolution to reimagine service, embrace new technologies and set a new path forward. Initially published in the journal [member access], we reshare the article here, with thanks to RICS Construction Journal.

Jacobs Vice President Sharon Jean-Baptiste highlights how the Justice & Sustainability Associates’ Construction Management Training Program offered two D.C. area the chance to make an impact alongside Jacobs.