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Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. (NYSE: J) is a leading United States-based professional services and engineering company focused on critical infrastructure, advanced facilities, consulting, and program delivery. The company operates today as Jacobs Solutions Inc., was founded in Pasadena, California, in 1947, and is now headquartered in Dallas, Texas, in the United States. For investors, Jacobs combines the characteristics of an infrastructure services platform, a technical engineering contractor, and a strategic advisory business, with exposure to long-duration spending cycles in public and private infrastructure. Jacobs’ business is primarily organized around Infrastructure & Advanced Facilities (I&AF) and PA Consulting. I&AF covers water and environmental solutions, transportation, cities and places, energy, life sciences, and advanced manufacturing. PA Consulting adds strategy, innovation, digital transformation, data, and operational change capabilities, strengthening Jacobs’ ability to support clients across the full asset lifecycle, from early-stage planning through design, delivery, and optimization. In practical terms, the company serves complex programs ranging from water treatment and reuse, transit and mobility systems, energy and utilities, to advanced manufacturing plants, semiconductor facilities, life sciences sites, and the large-scale AI data centers that are becoming a key growth theme. From a competitive standpoint, Jacobs is one of the most prominent global design and engineering firms. The company highlighted its No. 1 position in ENR’s 2026 Top 500 Design Firms ranking, underscoring both market stature and backlog momentum. Its competitive edge lies in scale, broad technical capability, program management expertise, and the combination of engineering execution with advisory and digital services. That integrated model helps differentiate Jacobs from narrower rivals and supports cross-selling across infrastructure, industrial, and technology-intensive end markets. Recent strategic and operating developments have been constructive. In fiscal second-quarter 2026, Jacobs reported strong results, including revenue growth, record backlog, and raised full-year guidance. In March 2026, it completed the acquisition of the remaining stake in PA Consulting, further deepening its advisory and transformation capabilities. The company has also been active in high-growth niches such as AI infrastructure, releasing a digital twin solution for data centers and winning new contracts in water, mobility, and data-center EPCM work. Overall, Jacobs appears well positioned to benefit from rising demand for resilient infrastructure, energy and water systems, and mission-critical digital and industrial facilities across the United States and internationally.