Jacobs’ Bryan Harvey discusses global challenges, innovation, collaboration and the value of water with British Water CEO Lila Thompson, in the second episode in a series of thought leadership podcasts on the global water market.

Between 2014 and 2015, the worst drought in a century affected every aspect of Brazilian livelihood – from coffee production to critical infrastructure and water services. What if we showed you how Jacobs’ Replica™ digital twins solutions software helped one Brazilian megacity visualize options for a more resilient future water supply?

Jacobs announced today it has entered into an agreement to acquire John Wood Group's Nuclear business for an enterprise value of £250 million (approx. $300 million) on a debt-free, cash-free basis. The transaction represents an enterprise value-to-expected pro forma calendar year (CY) 2019 adjusted EBITDA multiple of 7.9x, assuming £10 million ($12 million) of full run-rate cost synergies from the combined organizations. Jacobs expects to close the acquisition by its fiscal 2020 second quarter.

Jacobs’ water professionals are honored to share our expertise in WEF’s Words on Water podcast, 5 workshops and more than 30 sessions this year at WEFTEC.

Jacobs’ Steve Pelham shares the wonder of aviation and a look at Jacobs’ top-flight aviation solutions in honor of this year’s celebration.

We brought together leaders from across the world to celebrate our wealth of black talent, empower them to lead and to drive inclusion across all levels of Jacobs.

APTA’s Passenger Rail Engineering Education Symposium (p-REES) gives participants a first-hand look at careers in rail and transit plus a rare sneak peek at some of the most unique and largest projects in the industry.

Jacobs’ Erin James reflects on her experience during the first-ever Bridges to Prosperity Women’s Suspension Build in Kibembe, Uganda.

In its latest special Insight Report: UK Ecological Services Continue to Bloom, Environment Analyst talks to Jacobs about the driving forces for ecology work in the environmental services industry.

Jacobs’ Jan Walstrom chaired a special panel on Diversity & Inclusion at the 2019 Environmental Industry Summit and shared her thoughts and personal experience as a woman working in the engineering industry in an EBJ article.

Global Water Intelligence named Jacobs’ solutions directors Susan Moisio and Julian Sandino to its 2019 Water Technology Power List.

Americans took 9.9 billion trips on public transportation in 2018, and more than 97 million of those occurred in the Portland metro area! What if we showed you how Jacobs helped the Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (TriMet) move into the next generation of transit fare with a hassle-free account-based fare payment option that’s bringing savings and smarter travel to riders throughout the Portland-Vancouver metro area?