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Developed countries take safe drinking water for granted, but it’s truly a modern marvel. At Jacobs, we’re constantly pushing for more innovative and cost-effective solutions that help to provide more people with access to safe and abundant water supplies – especially as populations continue to grow, regulations change, infrastructure ages and climate change threatens water security around the world.
Our integrated comprehensive services, which consider a triple-bottom-line focus and a OneWater mentality, allow us to move complex water projects from concept to completion and operation – successfully delivering the right solutions for our clients.
Learn more from the Jacobs team at ACE this year where our thought leaders will be discussing a range of key water topics, including:
- Water reuse
- Desalination
- Design-build delivery
- Lead in drinking water
- Climate resilience
- PFAS
- Hydraulic modeling and AMI
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Larry Schimmoller
Global Principal for Water Reuse
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Melanie Holmer
Global Reuse Principal
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Lauren Wasserstrom
National Practice Leader for Lead and Copper Rule Compliance
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Brian Skeens
Water Distribution Global Principal
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Enoch Nicholson
Senior Technology and Drinking Water Engineer
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Veronica Llaneza
Regional Process Engineer
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Rick Warner
Water Market Strategic Growth Leader
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Marci Davis
Communications Practice Leader
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Mia Welch
Water Market Growth Director, West Central
Jacobs in Colorado
This year ACE comes to Denver, Colorado, where Jacobs has had a strong presence for decades. We’ve supported clients across the Front Range with the region’s most impactful major water projects, from the first demonstrations of potable water reuse in the 1970s to the landmark Southern Delivery System – one of the largest water infrastructure projects in the Western U.S.
Learn about some of our recent work in the Centennial State, from the revitalization of the South Platte River and award-winning stream restoration to the National Western Center redevelopment and Denver Water's ENR Best of the Best Northwater Treatment Plant.
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