Compliance with the changing regulatory and sustainability landscape calls for greater adaptability, something Global Solutions Director of Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Operational Excellence Kim Watkins and her team help our clients deliver. Whether helping clients adapt to reach their climate action goals or innovating to deliver data solutions, Kim is always looking at how we can support our clients reach their environmental compliance and sustainability goals. In this Q&A, she discusses her role and how she looks at compliance, sustainability and environmental stewardship to drive results.

Jacobs (NYSE:J) announced today that its Board of Directors has set the close of business on September 23, 2024, as the record date for the spin-off distribution of its Critical Mission Solutions and Cyber & Intelligence government services businesses. The spin-off is part of Jacobs' previously announced plan to separate these businesses and merge them with Amentum in a Reverse Morris Trust transaction. The spin-off and merger are expected to be completed at 4:05 p.m. and 4:10 p.m. Eastern Time, respectively, on September 27, 2024, and will create a new publicly traded company listed on the NYSE named Amentum Holdings, Inc. ("Amentum").

Visual Media Director Jim Kessler shares insight into his role, how he got into the field and what he likes about working at Jacobs.

Jacobs announced today the election of Michael Collins to its Board of Directors, effective September 23, 2024.

Jacobs announced today that Bob Pragada, Jacobs' CEO, has been appointed to the additional position of Chair of the Board effective upon close of the separation of its Critical Mission Solutions and Cyber and Intelligence businesses. Pragada becomes the fourth Chair in the company's history.

Decisions about transportation infrastructure influence the shape and success of our cities for generations, at a time of rapidly changing work and living patterns. In this Q&A, Jacobs Global Director for Transport Planning Stephen Rutherford talks about what’s impacting planning today, what clients are focusing on and highlights trends co-creating the world to come.

Jacobs is working alongside Metro Vancouver in British Columbia to develop a digital roadmap for the future. Read more about how we're collaborating to meet the needs of this growing population.

Standardization offers the potential for building healthcare infrastructure and assets faster and at lower cost, but does it mean we’re limited to a one-size-fits-all approach that stifles innovation and progression? Five leading experts in both healthcare and architecture debate the way forward, offering insights to help define the healthcare design blueprint for the future.

Our technical director unpacks how Jacobs is helping the city solve complex challenges and chart a sustainable path forward, along with insights on driving project success, the significance of fostering an inclusive culture and more.

Jacobs delivered final design, as a member of two joint venture partnerships, for two of Sound Transit’s new light rail line extensions, the 8.5-mile Lynnwood Link Extension and the Link 2 Line, a 6.5-mile segment of the East Link Extension that was recently named Engineering News-Record Northwest’s Award of Merit winner in the Airport/Transit category. Read more about the projects and how they’re connecting thousands of people to the promise of more.

Water is one natural resource we all share – it shapes our lives, our communities, our ecosystems and the Earth’s climate. But managing this essential resource has never been more complicated. In this Q&A, Robert Fowlie, our water client account manager in New Mexico and El Paso, talks about the trends shaping the water industry today and how our clients are using a OneWater approach to prepare for the future.

Bringing experience across core markets in the Pacific Northwest, John Barker is the new Executive Director of Sales for the U.S. Northwest. Robust infrastructure establishes the backbone of productive, economically strong communities as assets essential to commerce, trade, public safety and quality of life. In this Q&A, John talks about the critical infrastructure trends in the Pacific Northwest and what’s ahead for the region.