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Jacobs appoints Cheryl Lim as chief human resources officer
Jacobs reports strong fiscal second quarter 2026 results
Jacobs ranks No.1 on ENR’s 2026 Top 500 Design Firms list
Jacobs selected to design UK’s Uxbridge Moor substation
DALLAS, Oct. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ – Jacobs (NYSE: J) has been selected by Murphy as the civil design partner on the construction of Uxbridge Moor, a new substation in west London. The multimillion-pound contract from National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET) will see the construction of a new substation at Uxbridge Moor, which borders NGET’s existing Iver substation in Buckinghamshire. The facility will connect new customers to the electricity network and help to meet the significant increase in demand for electricity to the west of London. Jacobs Executive Vice President Fiachra Ó Cléirigh said: “Jacobs has a proven track record of delivering complex infrastructure built for evolving challenges. This project strengthens the resilience and reliability of London’s power supply and supports the U.K.’s broader energy transition goals.” Project scope includes construction of a new 400kV substation, a new 132kV substation, ancillary facilities, underground cabling and associated modification works to the 400kV overhead line network to the new 400kV substation. Connection to the new 132kV substation will be via 132kV underground cables. Murphy Managing Director of Energy Liam Corr said: “Since 1951 Murphy has been a leading provider of innovative and integrated energy solutions – today we support groundbreaking energy transmission and distribution projects across the four countries in which we work. We are proud to be delivering this project with Jacobs, in the U.K.’s capital and building on our strong working relationship with National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET) to help to ensure energy security for decades to come.” Jacobs’ role in the
Jacobs to hold its fiscal fourth quarter and full year 2025 earnings conference call and webcast
DALLAS, Oct. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Jacobs (NYSE: J) plans to release its fiscal fourth quarter and full year 2025 earnings results before market open on Thursday, Nov. 20, 2025, and will host a conference call at 10:00 a.m. ET, during which management will make a presentation focusing on the company's results and operating trends. Interested parties can listen to the conference call via a webcast and view accompanying slides at jacobs.com. About Jacobs At Jacobs, we're challenging today to reinvent tomorrow – delivering outcomes and solutions for the world's most complex challenges. With approximately $12 billion in annual revenue and a team of almost 45,000, we provide end-to-end services in advanced manufacturing, cities & places, energy, environmental, life sciences, transportation and water. From advisory and consulting, feasibility, planning, design, program and lifecycle management, we're creating a more connected and sustainable world. See how at jacobs.com and connect with us on LinkedIn, Instagram, X and Facebook. We use any of the following to comply with our disclosure obligations under Regulation FD: press releases, SEC filings, public conference calls, or our website. We routinely post important information on our website at www.jacobs.com, including information that may be deemed to be material. We encourage investors and others interested in the company to monitor these distribution channels for material disclosures. Certain statements contained in this press release constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements are statements that do not directly relate to any
Jacobs and PA Consulting to advance intelligent aviation infrastructure at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
DALLAS, Oct. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ – Jacobs (NYSE: J), with strategic partner PA Consulting, has been selected by Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), one of the world’s busiest airports, for a digital transformation engagement designed to set new benchmarks and best practices for intelligent, data-driven operations in North America. The engagement brings together Jacobs’ industry-leading capabilities in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and advanced analytics with PA Consulting’s digital transformation capability, and aviation strategy and innovation, to develop a scalable, future-ready aviation model. A key focus of the engagement is the development of proven AI-based solutions embedded with cybersecurity capabilities to support predictive decision-making and enable scalable, long-term innovation. These solutions are designed to address DFW’s priority challenges and support the client across the entire asset lifecycle. Jacobs Executive Vice President Amer Battikhi said: “As global demand for air travel increases and airport investment needs rise, DFW is creating a blueprint for the intelligent airport of the future by embedding AI, machine learning and data analytics at the core of operations. Our integrated digital delivery approach – developed in close collaboration with PA Consulting – supports large, complex environments like DFW to become more agile, responsive and efficient, unlocking lasting value for passengers, operators and the broader community.” PA Consulting’s contribution reflects its global experience helping airports implement intelligent systems that drive operational excellence, digital transformation and long-term sustainability. PA Consulting US Aviation Lead Carlos Ozoressaid: “Jacobs and PA are working together to support DFW on this forward-looking
Jacobs to deliver digital twin for Western Australia
Jacobs has been appointed by Landgate, Western Australia’s (WA) Land Information Authority, to deliver a spatial digital twin as part of the Spatial WA Program. Under an initial seven-year delivery contract, Jacobs, partnering with Amristar and Terria, will develop the digital twin. As part of delivery, the digital twin will be used to demonstrate effectiveness across four key use cases covering infrastructure delivery, planning, land management and emergency preparedness. "The spatial digital twin is more than a technology solution; it is a catalyst for change that will help shape a more connected, informed and resilient Western Australia,” said Jacobs Vice President Digital Advisory, Development & Transformation - Digital & Data, Adrian Day. “We’re excited to build on a 20-plus year legacy supporting transformational data projects in Western Australia and work on this landmark initiative for Landgate.” Led by Landgate, Spatial WA is a transformative, whole-of-government initiative involving 30 agencies. Its goal is to revolutionize how spatial data is accessed, managed and shared to enable smarter decision-making and greater efficiency. Digital twins are dynamic, data driven models of physical assets, systems or processes. By combining operational data and advanced analytics, they turn information into insights that improve planning and decision-making. The Spatial WA digital twin will integrate digital data, images and other non-spatial datasets into a single platform, creating a digital representation of Western Australia’s built and natural environment. By consolidating digital data and applying advanced modelling and predictive analytics, the digital twin will foster greater collaboration, streamline processes and enable
Jacobs launches innovation studio for water and environmental treatment solutions
Our communities expect clean water and a healthy environment to support livelihoods and ecosystems. To address growing environmental challenges, Jacobs has launched an innovation studio focused on advanced treatability testing for contaminated land and water. Located in Corvallis, Oregon, the studio provides a collaborative space to scale up site-specific testing and evaluate customized solutions. The work includes in-depth contaminant analysis—looking at physical and chemical properties—to determine the most efficient treatment options. The innovation studio also supports the development of new technologies, such as advanced soil vapor sampling tools, to enhance remediation efforts. Furthermore, Jacobs is addressing contaminants like per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and piloting treatment methods for emerging threats in water supplies. Performing bench-scale testing in the studio provides timely, bespoke feedback to our clients to support business-critical decision-making. This feedback drives model development and serves as an important screening step in tackling the cost-effective remediation of these challenging compounds. Another key focus of the studio is sustainable reuse. By analyzing site-specific waste and repurposing it for local treatment applications, the team aims to reduce landfill use while contributing to long-term cleanup strategies. “The global understanding of environmental contaminants is evolving, and we continuously challenge how we approach remediation,” says Jacobs Global Solutions Director for Remediation and Regeneration Sharon Minchak. “It’s essential to integrate sustainable reuse goals while maximizing cost efficiency for our clients. We’re excited to co-create these solutions in the studio alongside clients, vendors and academic collaborators.” Staffed by Jacobs' environmental specialists, the studio builds on the
Jacobs named a "Best Place to Work for Disability Inclusion” for fifth consecutive year
For the fifth year in a row, Jacobs has received a top score of 100 in the 2025 Disability Index, earning the title of “Best Place to Work for Disability Inclusion” – recognizing the company’s inclusion efforts across six countries: the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, India and the Philippines. The Disability Index, an annual report from the nonprofit Disability: IN, rates inclusion practices at businesses around the world, evaluating companies across six key areas including culture and leadership, enterprise-wide access, employment practices, community engagement and inclusive supplier practices. More than 70 percent of Fortune 100 companies and nearly half of Fortune 500 companies use the index to make data-driven decisions to improve business practices. At Jacobs, we understand that “inclusion” is a verb, not a noun. Our employee network ACE provides resources and support for disabled employees and caregivers and is one of eight groups open to all employees for fostering personal connection and professional growth. “Our continued recognition in the Disability Index reflects the passion and dedication of our people,” said Thomas Meinhart, EVP, strategy and growth, as well as an ACE executive sponsor. “We believe disability inclusion is not just a metric—it’s a mindset that drives innovation, collaboration and sustainable growth.” The recognition places Jacobs among a select group of multinational companies demonstrating leadership in disability inclusion across cultural and regulatory landscapes. Our unified approach to reasonable accommodations ensures that every employee—regardless of location—is empowered to thrive. This milestone underscores the company value, “We live inclusion,”
Jacobs launches cloud-based modeling platform
DALLAS – Jacobs (NYSE: J) has introduced Flood Platform, a cloud-hosted hub for advanced flood modeling that supports planning and delivery of critical flood infrastructure programs worldwide. Now available as a subscription-based software-as-a-service offering, Flood Platform is the first purpose-built tool designed to unify and streamline flood modeling processes with Flood Modeller. Leveraging Jacobs’ capabilities in areas such as digital solutions, cloud integration, cybersecurity, data management and artificial intelligence (AI), the platform standardizes how users manage, view and analyze flood-related data. With flooding and extreme weather events becoming more frequent and severe, clients face the challenge of managing and interpreting large volumes of data to plan and deliver resilient infrastructure. Flood Platform helps bring this information together to support faster, evidence-based decision making. Jacobs Executive Vice President Amer Battikhi said: “At Jacobs, we integrate digital, data and AI capabilities throughout our global delivery portfolio to solve complex client challenges. Flood Platform demonstrates how cloud-based technology and automation can improve infrastructure planning and modeling – helping clients make more informed decisions and achieve faster project delivery and strengthened resilience.” Built on Microsoft Azure’s technology, Flood Platform provides a flexible, scalable and more secure environment where users can upload data, manage access permissions, perform analysis, and collaborate smoothly with both internal teams and external stakeholders. Acting as a central location for data, simulations and collaboration, the platform integrates with trusted flood modeling tools like Jacobs’ Flood Modeller. Flood Platform was originally developed by Jacobs for internal use and has supported project delivery
Jacobs designing southern Arizona’s largest highway construction project
Jacobs is designing southern Arizona’s largest highway construction project in a design-build partnership with Sundt Construction. The Arizona Department of Transportation’s Kino to Country Club project aims to improve traffic flow and safety on Interstate 10 (I-10), creating a critical link between major highways and local roads. This $600 million investment will expand a three-mile stretch of I-10 in both directions and reconstruct and remove existing interchanges to ease congestion. Our design team will develop the final design for all the structures and roadways and provide engineering documents for construction. “The Kino to Country Club Road program is a pioneering effort and will bring best practices in alternative program delivery to Arizona,” says Jacobs Transportation Market Growth Director – West Central Galina Leiphart. “Working with the Arizona Department of Transportation and Sundt as our design-build partner, we’ll deliver a safer, more efficient transportation system that supports growth and connectivity across Arizona and improves traffic flow and safety in the local Tucson community.” Construction began in June 2025 and is anticipated to continue through 2028. About transportation at Jacobs Whether by air, sea or land, we create equitable, sustainable solutions for smart, integrated transportation infrastructure that connects people and communities around the world and stimulates economic development. From aviation, rail & transit, highways & bridges, to ports & maritime, we keep future generations moving forward. Explore our transportation solutions
Redesigning care: New guidelines to elevate Hong Kong’s public hospitals
Jacobs, working alongside Perkins Eastman, P&T Architects and Lexica, is supporting the development of new Facility Design Guidelines (FDG) for Hong Kong’s Hospital Authority (HA). The guidelines will help shape the future design and planning of public hospitals, clinics and healthcare-related facilities across the region. The FDG will serve as a comprehensive and standardized framework for public healthcare infrastructure—ensuring consistency, flexibility and innovation across future developments. It will provide best practice guidance on design principles for clinical and support spaces, with a strong focus on patient safety, operational efficiency, environmental sustainability and the integration of new technologies. At the core of this initiative is a commitment to embedding HA’s vision, mission and values into every aspect of healthcare design. The guidelines will prioritize safety, privacy, dignity and well-being for patients, staff and visitors. They will also support seamless workflows, efficient use of space and improved service delivery. The framework encourages modular design and leverages HA’s existing knowledge base to support continuous improvement. “This project represents a transformative step forward for public healthcare delivery in Hong Kong,” says Jacobs Global Solutions Director for Health Infrastructure Matthew Holmes. “By developing comprehensive, future-ready design guidelines, we’re not only setting new benchmarks for efficiency, safety and patient-centric care—we’re also embedding innovation and sustainability into the foundation of healthcare infrastructure.” The FDG will offer detailed guidance for architects, healthcare planners and engineers, including requirements for engineering systems, technical standards, digital delivery and environmental performance. These guidelines align with HA’s long-term development roadmap and strategic goals
Port of Everett launches smart tech pilot to optimize equipment
The Port of Everett, located on the Port of Gardner Bay in Washington, has launched the Data Analytics for Port Equipment (DAPE) Pilot Project, a new real-time analytics platform developed by Jacobs in collaboration with IGO Solutions Group. This pioneering technology is designed to monitor and optimize cargo handling equipment operations, supporting smarter, more sustainable port performance. Working with Jacobs and IGO Solutions, the port deployed a scalable, cloud-based system that integrates data from Portable Emissions Measurement Systems (PEMS) and telematics devices to deliver real-time insights — all presented in an easy-to-use and customizable dashboard. The DAPE platform monitors equipment emissions, movement and health providing data and data visualization that can be used to optimize asset use, improve safety and reduce turnaround times — without requiring new infrastructure. This groundbreaking deployment empowers data-driven decisions and provides a replicable model for ports of all sizes. Key technical features of the DAPE platform include: Real-time data acquisition: Integrated sensors and telematics systems continuously monitor port equipment operational efficiency and mechanical parameters like fuel consumption and exhaust outputs. Operational key performance indicators (KPIs) integration: A cloud-based analytics dashboard tracks efficiency, fuel consumption, idling, maintenance needs and utilization. Enhanced operational visibility: Actionable insights support data-driven decisions across port operations and long-term modernization goals. Scalability and resiliency: Designed for all port types - including general cargo, multipurpose, and container ports—both in the U.S. and globally, improving operational and sustainability. Supplier-agnostic and industry-transferable architecture: Easily integrates with any equipment or system and is transferable to other
Connecting the world’s leading water utilities
Jacobs continues to advance global water sector transformation through its role as Foundation Partner of the Leading Utilities of the World (LUOW) network — an exclusive platform that brings together the world’s most innovative and high-performing water and wastewater utilities. LUOW recognizes utilities that demonstrate excellence in innovation, operational performance and a commitment to continuous improvement. To gain membership, utilities must excel in at least three of 14 core innovation areas, ranging from digital water systems and energy efficiency to capital project delivery and disaster response. With each new induction, LUOW strengthens a growing movement that elevates industry standards and fosters meaningful peer-to-peer collaboration. Since becoming LUOW’s Foundation Partner in 2017, Jacobs has supported the network’s growth across geographies by sponsoring global workshops and facilitating knowledge exchange. This partnership enables LUOW to convene water utility leaders at flagship forums like the Global Water Summit and the Water Environment Federation’s Technical Exhibition and Conference (WEFTEC) — amplifying bold ideas and unlocking solutions to shared challenges. “At Jacobs, we believe in the power of collaboration to solve the water sector’s most pressing challenges,” says Jacobs Senior Vice President and Global Water Director Susan Moisio. “Our role as LUOW’s Foundation Partner reflects our long-standing commitment to helping clients deliver more resilient and sustainable water services.” At the 2025 Global Water Summit in Paris, LUOW welcomed five new members to the network, bringing total membership to 80 globally recognized utilities. LUOW members include leading organizations such as Singapore PUB, Anglian Water, New York City
Jacobs to continue leading America’s largest community college capital program
DALLAS, Sept. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ – Jacobs (NYSE: J) has been selected by the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) to continue delivering program management services for its $15.1 billion BuildLACCD Bond Program, extending a relationship that has helped transform academic infrastructure across the district’s nine colleges. The five-year contract continues to advance LACCD’s program to meet the needs of the next generation. Jacobs’ ongoing role maintains momentum on critical facility, housing and athletic infrastructure projects benefiting 250,000 students and faculty members and the broader Los Angeles community. “With decades of global program management experience, Jacobs understands what it takes to deliver complex capital programs at scale,” said Jacobs Executive Vice President Eva Wood. “What makes this work meaningful is the opportunity to continue supporting the Los Angeles Community College District in building facilities that empower students, strengthen neighborhoods and create lasting, community-driven impact in Los Angeles.” During the past seven years, Jacobs and LACCD have implemented some of the highest year-over-year construction volumes in district history, reaching substantial completion on nearly 200 projects, and initiating a total of 475 new construction and modernization projects. Continuing this record-setting progress, Jacobs will oversee more than $3.3 billion in active projects spanning housing, sustainability, IT modernization and capital improvements for the next phase of the BuildLACCD Bond Program. Ranked No. 2 in Program Management by Engineering News-Record, Jacobs delivers some of the world’s most complex infrastructure, including similar capital improvement programs for Tarrant County College District in Texas, the University of California
