Jacobs is supporting Wisconsin’s Department of Natural Resources in advancing service line inventories across the state. By helping public water systems meet current regulations and prepare for upcoming federal rule changes, the program strengthens infrastructure, safeguards public health and brings students into the field to support lead reduction efforts.

Energy efficiency, climate-responsive design and digital innovation are redefining sustainable buildings in the Middle East. Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) Director Kesavaraman Arumugam outlines how.

Creating a true learning organization requires a careful blend of ambition, tailored processes, technology, expertise and attitude. Our team of specialists and industry leaders share their insights and research results to help create the right future formula for program management.

Consider: Cities are growing fast—but can they grow smarter? Explore how Jacobs’ planning frameworks are helping the Middle East build livable, future-ready urban environments.

Jacobs and industrial cybersecurity firm Dragos are working together to help protect small and medium-sized water utilities in the United States from escalating cyber threats.  Learn more about the initiative.

Jacobs has appointed Richard Sanderson as the company’s new General Manager for Europe and U.K., effective September 29, 2025.

Jacobs was awarded a 15-year contract renewal from the City of Centennial, Colorado, to continue delivering vital public works services that enhance safety and livability for more than 110,000 residents.

Jacobs, in joint venture with HDR, has been selected to provide engineering consultant services for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s (MTA) Interborough Express (IBX) Light Rail Project – a new transit line connecting communities across Brooklyn and Queens, New York.

A Florida student’s science project tests a bold idea: using processed biosolids as a sustainable alternative to commercial fertilizer. With Jacobs’ support, the results point to a win for soil health, cost savings and environmental resilience — on and off the golf course.

Jacobs has been selected to support the design and management of the Marselis Tunnel, a central component of Denmark’s Infrastructure Plan 2035 being delivered by the Danish Road Directorate in Aarhus.

As nuclear energy gains momentum in the U.K., Senior Associate Director Ian Fletcher shares how the consenting process shapes success. With nearly four decades of planning experience, Ian discusses what it takes to secure approvals, the promise of small modular reactors and how smart reforms could fast-track the future.

Jacobs has been selected to provide comprehensive design services for the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) for the lower Hudson Valley region. These services will include bridge replacement, bridge rehabilitation, highway reconstruction and highway rehabilitation projects aimed at improving safety and connectivity north of New York City.