Our Global Director for Water Resources and Resilience Solutions, Adam Hosking, discusses key trends in coastal resilience, from positive community impact and social value to the importance of thinking big. Read his perspectives here.

With the emergence of new medical treatments and therapies reaching the market, and thousands of new therapies also in preclinical and clinical stages, pharmaceutical manufacturing companies are looking to implement multi-model and flexible facilities. Jacobs’ Julie Vickers, Todd Rumsey, Peter Cramer and Francesca McBride discuss how to determine compatibility and congruence between primary and alternative modalities to deliver products with different manufacturing requirements and deliver transformative medicines to patients, faster.

A Jacobs (NYSE:J) and VolkerStevin joint venture, C2V, has been appointed by United Utilities, one of the U.K.'s largest listed water companies, as Construction Delivery Partner (CDP) to support their major capital investment program. It will be the most ambitious and challenging program United Utilities has ever delivered.

Jacobs and Metro Vancouver employed live sliplining trenchless technology on an aging sewer rehabilitation project that’s not only benefitting the community and environment, but was also recognized for its innovation. Read about the award-winning New Westminster Interceptor Columbia Section Rehabilitation project in this article.

Jacobs has enrolled as an Indigenous Procurement Champion with the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB). This partnership underscores Jacobs’ commitment to advancing Indigenous supplier engagement and advancing economic growth with Indigenous businesses. Read more about the program and our commitment in this article.

Our Global Principal for PFAS and Emerging Contaminants explains how Jacobs is developing characterization, treatment and remediation solutions for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) amidst a rapidly evolving regulatory environment.

Solving the most complex environmental challenges worldwide requires a new, innovative formula of nature-based solutions, AI-powered data insights and the best talent. Bruce Chalmers shares how he’s pioneering this global shift by combining all three to work in an ecosystem services model.

The work to achieve a cleaner, more resilient, sustainable and healthier society, supply chain and economy never stops — especially when it comes to remediating and regenerating our communities. In this Q&A, Sharon Minchak explores what it means to remediate and regenerate in our dynamic and rapidly changing world.

Meet Wayne Rezzonico, the Jacobs Missile Defense Group’s recipient of the Quarterly Award for outstanding leadership and contributions to mission-critical projects. Senior leadership recognized Wayne, our Missile Defense Agency (MDA) Ground System Manager, for exemplifying Jacobs values while providing significant and lasting contributions to the MDA mission.

Jacobs (NYSE:J) was selected by the City of Omaha, Nebraska, in the U.S. to develop a real-time control decision support system for the city's wastewater collection network. Jacobs will provide design services and data solutions to develop a strategy that maximizes the use of existing assets while reducing combined sewer overflows (CSOs).

In this article, Jacobs Global Water Director Susan Moisio and Vice President for Operational Technology (OT) Cybersecurity John Karabias discuss the escalating cybersecurity threats to U.S. water and wastewater facilities, the challenges utilities face in balancing operational performance with cybersecurity and the role of Jacobs in providing cybersecurity and risk management support to these utilities, including new assessments for getting cyber ready.

Jacobs (NYSE:J) was selected by the Washington State Department of Transportation as lead designer for the SR 509 Stage 2 Completion Project. This project, part of the Puget Sound Gateway Program, will complete a crucial part of the state's transportation network between I-5 and SR 509, creating vital links between the Port of Seattle and manufacturing and distribution centers in the Kent Valley, ending near Sea-Tac Airport.