Jacobs Solutions Inc. - J STOCK NEWS

Jacobs (NYSE:J) has been awarded the 2021 ANG General Thomas D. White Environmental Restoration Award for successful environmental remediation at the 158th Fighter Wing in Burlington, Vermont. The project achieved a 90% reduction in petroleum and chlorinated solvents over 14 acres and closed four out of six sites while meeting Vermont's drinking water standards. Jacobs collaborated with the Air National Guard to implement innovative solutions that align with mission-critical objectives while promoting sustainability. The company reported $14 billion in revenue and employs approximately 55,000 people.

Jacobs (NYSE:J) has been appointed as the design consultant for the Tavistock Station and tunnels in Singapore, part of the $302 million Cross Island Line Phase 1 project. This MRT line will enhance connectivity across Singapore, serving over 100,000 households and improving access to key recreational areas. Construction commenced in May, with operations expected to begin in 2030. The project underscores Jacobs' strong presence in the Asian transport infrastructure market, bolstering its portfolio of transformational projects.

Jacobs (NYSE:J) has been awarded a contract by the New York City Department of Environmental Protection to assess the consolidation of four aging wastewater facilities into a modern one billion+ gallon-per-day facility on Rikers Island. The project aims to explore transforming Rikers for sustainability, including renewable energy and wastewater treatment. Commencing in April 2022 and concluding in October 2023, this initiative could redefine New York City's landscape and enhance social equity, according to Jacobs Senior VP Gary Morris.

Jacobs (NYSE:J) has developed an innovative robotic tool designed to collect debris from the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactor in Japan. Following the 2011 meltdown, this remotely operated device aims to gather crucial data about contamination levels. Successfully passing rigorous tests, the device will be tailored for radiation resistance in its final version. This advancement demonstrates Jacobs' commitment to addressing significant challenges in nuclear cleanup, with potential financial implications in project funding and safety enhancements.

Jacobs (NYSE:J) has been selected as the design consultant for the New Bridgewater Bridge project in Hobart, Tasmania, with an estimated value of $566 million (AU $786 million). This project, part of the Hobart City Deal, aims to enhance transport efficiency and safety for commuters. Scheduled construction starts mid-2022, with completion by late 2024, replacing the existing 76-year-old bridge with a modern four-lane structure, significantly improving infrastructure in the region.

Jacobs (NYSE:J) has been selected by Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) to assist in the decommissioning of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, under a five-year framework agreement. This collaboration aims to address challenges stemming from the 2011 nuclear disaster, focusing on water treatment, fuel retrieval, and site improvements. Jacobs will leverage its extensive experience from U.S. and U.K. nuclear sites and work closely with TEPCO to enhance its in-house capabilities. The agreement reinforces Jacobs' commitment to advancing cleanup efforts at one of the world's most complex nuclear sites.

Jacobs (NYSE:J) has secured a five-year contract renewal with Atlanta Airlines Terminal Company for facility maintenance at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, valued at over $60 million. This agreement builds on an existing partnership, emphasizing efficiency through innovative tech and delivery models. Jacobs will utilize the ion© platform for improved data visibility and forecasting. With over 135 staff assigned, operational efficiency and stakeholder experience are expected to enhance significantly. Jacobs has delivered services at the airport for over a decade, achieving notable ISO certifications.

Jacobs (NYSE:J) and Morrison Energy Services have secured three contracts with National Grid for substations in Pembroke, Lackenby, and Bramley. The projects will enhance energy infrastructure under a six-year framework aimed at transitioning to sustainable energy in the U.K. Key initiatives include connecting Pembroke to the Greenlink interconnector and integrating the Dogger Bank C windfarm into the grid, facilitating 1.2GW of clean energy. The collaboration emphasizes Jacobs' and Morrison's commitment to supporting the U.K.'s renewable energy goals.

Jacobs has secured the ATOM-5 contract from NASA Ames Research Center, extending its 23-year collaboration. This $220 million, five-year contract, starting June 2, 2022, focuses on aerospace testing, facility operations, and IT support. Jacobs aims to enhance aeronautics and space technology, supporting NASA's Exploration Systems Development and the Space Launch System. With over 60 years in partnership with NASA, Jacobs' expertise in aerospace capabilities positions it for continued innovation in the sector.