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Jacobs Solutions Inc. provides engineering, consulting, design, program management and lifecycle services for public- and private-sector infrastructure and industry clients. Company news commonly covers quarterly results, backlog and cash-return actions, as well as contract awards in transportation, water, energy, environmental, life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and cities and places markets.
Recurring updates also include mobility and transit design work, power transmission and distribution frameworks, flood resilience and AI-enabled infrastructure tools such as Flood IQ, and consulting assignments for cities, utilities and government agencies.
Jacobs has been awarded NASA's Agency-Level 2020 Small Business Industry Award as the Large Business Prime Contractor of the Year for Kennedy Space Center (KSC). This recognition follows Jacobs winning the Center-Level award at KSC and Langley Research Center. Jacobs has a longstanding relationship with NASA, contributing to critical missions including the Artemis program and operations for the International Space Station. With $14 billion in revenue and a workforce of 55,000, Jacobs offers comprehensive professional services in support of various sectors, including government and commercial aerospace.
Jacobs (NYSE:J) secured a $235 million task order contract from the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) over five years. This contract will enhance their cyber and intelligence services for the 902nd Military Intelligence Group at Fort Meade, Maryland. The scope includes cyber intrusion damage assessment, geospatial intelligence, and human intelligence targeting. Jacobs emphasizes its commitment to addressing national security threats through advanced technologies and solutions, showcasing its strong position in the defense sector.
Jacobs (NYSE:J) has been awarded a significant contract worth $1.2 billion to oversee engineering modifications at the Koeberg Nuclear Power Plant in Cape Town, South Africa. This initiative aims to extend the plant's operational life by 20 years, facilitating the replacement of six steam generators, each weighing 380 tons. Work will commence during a planned outage in January 2022, completing in two years. Koeberg accounts for 5% of South Africa's electricity and is critical to its energy mix.
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Jacobs (NYSE:J) has been awarded a contract to design and implement the First Plasma Radiological Environmental Monitoring System (REMS) for ITER, the world's largest fusion energy project. This contract, worth $4.2 million (€3.5 million), ensures safety against ionizing radiation during ITER's operations. Additionally, Jacobs has been reselected as the principal supplier for instrumentation and control systems, with a potential contract value of $10.6 million (€9 million) over seven years. Jacobs aims to leverage its technical expertise for this complex project.
Jacobs (NYSE:J) has secured two decommissioning contracts at the Dounreay nuclear site in Scotland, valued at $15.9 million. The company will upgrade the ventilation systems for the Prototype Fast Reactor (PFR) under a $9.94 million contract and develop the decommissioning strategy for the Fast Reactor Fuel Reprocessing Plant (FRFRP) under a $5.96 million contract. These projects are essential for environmental control and are expected to be completed over the next 10-15 years.
Jacobs (NYSE:J) has introduced Kaleidoscope℠, a cloud-based application designed to assist clients in optimizing capital expenditure budgets. This predictive analytics tool assesses infrastructure vulnerabilities across various networks, including roads and utilities. Kaleidoscope aims to mitigate costly and reactive maintenance by preemptively identifying potential hazards, which is crucial for municipalities dealing with aging infrastructure and climate change. Jacobs, with $14 billion in revenue and a workforce of approximately 55,000, provides a wide range of professional services.
Jacobs Engineering Group (NYSE: J) reported Q3 2021 financial results with revenues of $3.6 billion, a 9.7% increase year-over-year. The company achieved an adjusted EPS of $1.64, up 30% from $1.26 in Q3 2020, although GAAP EPS decreased to $0.82. Backlog rose to $25.4 billion, reflecting a 7% annual increase. Jacobs raised its FY21 adjusted EBITDA guidance to $1,210-1,275 million and adjusted EPS guidance to $6.15-6.35. CEO Steve Demetriou indicated a strong growth outlook, supported by trends in infrastructure and energy transition.
Jacobs has appointed Patrick Hill as the new EVP and President of People & Places Solutions effective August 1, 2021. Hill has over 23 years of experience at Jacobs, previously co-leading global business efforts focused on multiple regions including Europe and Asia. According to Jacobs President Bob Pragada, Hill's leadership aligns with the company’s succession plans and positions P&PS for further growth amid increasing infrastructure demands. Jacobs reported $14 billion in revenue with approximately 55,000 employees, providing a broad range of services globally.
Jacobs (NYSE:J) has been selected to support the Space Hub Sutherland, the U.K.'s potential first satellite launch site, by assessing the local supply chain and its transferability to the space industry. The project aims to identify local skills, conduct a gap analysis, and explore socio-economic impacts on northern Scotland. With the U.K. space industry projected to be worth $5.6 billion by 2030, this initiative could create high-value jobs. Jacobs is leveraging its extensive experience in the space sector to drive growth in the region.