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As the U.K. prepares for its biggest nuclear expansion since the start of the industry, seismic safety is taking center stage. Discover how Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis supports site licensing, risk management and the future of clean energy through large-scale reactors and modular innovation.

Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) can improve cost, safety and sustainability — but the real challenges aren’t technical. They’re behavioral. Drawing on case studies from different sectors, this article explores how early alignment, strategic measurement and program-wide collaboration unlock the true value of MMC in the water sector.

Cyber threats are rising and outdated operational technology systems are leaving water utilities exposed. Drawing on lessons from more than 35 cybersecurity-focused Risk and Resilience Assessments conducted under the America’s Water Infrastructure Act, Jacobs identifies common vulnerabilities and offers a roadmap to stronger, more resilient water infrastructure.

Security today isn’t just about walls and wire. It’s about trust, shared resources, and resilient infrastructure that connects military bases with surrounding communities. Discover how rethinking traditional defense strategies is leading to smarter, more sustainable outcomes for all.

New regulations around Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and Deposit Return Schemes (DRS) may seem like a burden—but they’re also a chance to drive cost savings, cut emissions and lead on sustainability. Learn how to turn compliance into a competitive advantage.

Water utilities face rising challenges, from aging infrastructure and climate change to growing demand and public scrutiny. Jenny Wright outlines a roadmap for organizational transformation through long-term strategic planning, smarter capital investment and a proactive owner-operator approach—empowering utilities to become more resilient, efficient and future-ready.

As transportation systems shift toward sustainability, the challenge isn’t just about innovation—it’s about ensuring a smooth transition without disruption. Unlike tech startups that thrive on rapid iteration, transportation networks require precision, long-term planning, and careful risk management. This article explores how data-driven strategies, smart risk mitigation and workforce transformation are shaping a new era of transport—one that’s bold, efficient and built to last.

With budget cuts and sustainability goals shaping the future of healthcare, digital transformation is no longer optional—it’s essential. Jacobs’ Liza-Jane Sapsford explores how Track Record is transforming healthcare facilities management by improving compliance, reducing costs and driving efficiency. Discover how hospitals can navigate financial pressures while ensuring sustainability and high-quality patient care.

As the Defense Department faces a massive challenge in the remediation of military sites across the United States contaminated by per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, bundling cutting-edge technology, different solution providers, and cross-cutting approaches can aid in drilling through complexity and accelerating responses.

Health facilities are facing mounting challenges, including rising costs and the demand for greater efficiency. With nearly 28 years of experience as a structural engineer, design manager and leader of multidisciplinary teams, Jacobs Principal Engineer, Paul Hanton offers expert strategies for optimizing healthcare facility management.

The Roy Blunt Aviation Logistics Facility features an infinitely reconfigurable design, which will allow the Missouri Army National Guard to provide effective airframe maintenance and repair services in its work with units across 14 states.

The rising impact of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances is arguably the greatest remediation and regeneration challenge our world has faced in the last 50 years. Add in the complexity of fast-changing regulation and compliance, and we’re collectively facing a moving, morphing target — just like the chemicals that make up PFAS. The answer lies in an innovative mix of talent, technology and industry collaboration, and Jane Thrasher, director of land quality and ground contamination, is pioneering the ideal formula.