Jacobs Solutions Inc. (Jacobs), headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is a publicly traded global professional services company providing engineering, design, procurement, construction management, and consulting services. It operates across advanced manufacturing, energy, environmental, life sciences, transportation, and water sectors. The company employs approximately 47,000 people and reported around $12 billion in annual revenue. In 2024, Jacobs completed the spin-off of its Critical Mission Solutions business through a merger with Amentum. In January 2026, it acquired the remaining stake in PA Consulting. Jacobs has participated in front-end engineering design for projects including renewable energy and green methanol production facilities.
Also known as Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. and Jacobs Solutions.
chemXplore tracks 7 projects involving Jacobs, of which 5 are active.
Jacobs's role on them: FEED, PMC / Owner's engineer, and Pre-FEED / FEL study.
5 new construction.
Contractors and licensors are recorded on all 5 of them For subscribers
Targeting: Hydrogen (2), Ammonia (1), Biogasoline (1), Graphene (1), Methane (1), Orforglipron (1)
New $6.5B Houston plant will make APIs including Foundayo, create 600+ high-wage jobs, and fund $12.5M for workforce training with San Jacinto College.
Plans target 20,000 t/yr hydrogen and ~60,000 t/yr graphite using methane decomposition; ties into MESH long‑duration storage to capture surplus wind power and cut emissions.
Low‑fouling RO elements ordered for a 50 million gallons-per-day wastewater reclamation plant in Changi, with completion targeted in 2028.
Project surpassed 97% construction and precommissioning in 2025; remaining insulation and commissioning work. Start-up planned for H2 2026.
Borealis and IREM Group settle contract dispute, ending arbitration and allowing both parties to proceed.
The project is 90% complete, with full mechanical completion in 2025. Start-up is set for Q2 2026. Social compliance measures are ongoing.
Project moves into FEED with engineering firms and technology licensors selected; >$2bn investment, >500,000 t/yr green methanol capacity and construction targeted for mid‑/second‑half 2026.
New greasy-waste and food-waste facilities will co-digest with sludge to raise biogas yield for onsite power and lower the water treatment carbon footprint.
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