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President of Global Operations Patrick Hill discusses career, Jacobs’ strategic growth and key projects with The Australian Financial Review. Read more.

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Jacobs was contracted by the Virgin Islands Public Finance Authority to deliver program management services for the “Rebuild USVI” initiative – the U.S. Virgin Island’s plan to recover and rebuild following hurricanes Irma and Maria.

Jacobs is supporting Transport Infrastructure Ireland with its proposed light rail scheme for Luas Cork in Ireland. Read more about how this west-east rapid transit corridor will improve connectivity in the city by modernizing the city’s public transport network, making it more accessible and creating new opportunities for residents, visitors and local businesses.

In June 2025, a team of Jacobs volunteers will travel to Rwanda to build a bridge that will provide thousands with year-round access to schools, healthcare and markets. Working alongside Bridges to Prosperity, they’ll help create a safer, more connected future for local communities. Read more.

Manual compliance checks slowed projects and drained morale. With a bold mindset and a smart solution, Vaishakh Iyer and his team turned a major challenge into an opportunity—automating infrastructure standards and saving hundreds of hours in the process.

�������ýnnounced that it received $70 million and the right to receive 7,299,065 shares of common stock in Amentum Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: AMTM) in connection with the combination of Jacobs' Critical Mission Solutions and Cyber & Intelligence businesses with Amentum Parent Holdings LLC, which resulted in Amentum becoming a publicly traded company last year (the "CMS Separation Transaction"). These amounts represent the final determination of post-closing adjustments to the working-capital and merger consideration provided for in the CMS Separation Transaction agreements.

For this feature, we caught up with Ben Vordermaier, our section lead for data capture in the ANZ region, to better understand the field of data capture, its importance, usage scenarios, emergent trends and how digital technologies have transformed this field over the years.

Jacobs has earned five Environmental Business Journal (EBJ) and Climate Change Business Journal (CCBJ) awards, recognizing our achievements in digital innovation, environmental planning, nature-positive solutions, climate resilience and ports decarbonization.

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.

Reflecting on a recent Journal AWWA article he co-authored, Mike Matichich explains how water utilities better understand and address affordability challenges by leveraging operating data they already collect.

Jacobs was recognized by Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson as he proclaimed April 3 Jacobs Day. The declaration celebrates the 50-year anniversary of Jacobs providing solutions that serve the Milwaukee metropolitan community.