The Royal Borough of Greenwich adopted a Supplementary Planning Document (new planning guidance) for the prospective redevelopment of Woolwich Barracks, paving the way for more than 1,900 homes and future infrastructure improvements. Jacobs supported the Defence Infrastructure Organisation with environmental and technical expertise to shape a sustainable new community.
We’re supporting a reclaimed water system in Stafford County, Virginia that will provide recycled water to new data center campuses, reducing reliance on potable water supplies while supporting one of the region's fastest-growing industries.
Designed as one of the world’s largest built structures, The Mukaab will anchor a new mixed-used modern downtown development combining residential, hospitality, retail and cultural spaces in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
For more than five decades, Jacobs has worked with the Upper Occoquan Service Authority (UOSA) to protect one of Northern Virginia’s most vital drinking water sources — the Occoquan Reservoir — and build water supply resilience for fast-growing communities around Washington, D.C. UOSA’s Regional Water Reclamation Plant is now the longest-running indirect potable water reuse project in North America.
As communities across the U.S. work to address lead in drinking water, Jacobs is supporting the City of Wilmington in transforming lead service line inventory data into a strategic replacement program, accelerating replacement and supporting regulatory compliance.
Known for its mountain views, ski slopes and mining history, Park City, Utah, now boasts a new attraction: a state-of-the-art water treatment plant that embodies a OneWater approach. Integrating net-zero design concepts, iconic architecture and dual-purpose water treatment, the 3Kings Water Treatment Plant is redefining how communities approach water infrastructure.
As Germany expands and modernizes its transmission network to integrate renewable energy and strengthen security of supply, Jacobs is supporting TransnetBW with multidisciplinary services that enable safe, efficient delivery across multiple grid expansion programs.
The 4G Ranch Wetlands is a reclaimed water project that transforms degraded land into thriving wetlands and recharges the depleting Florida aquifer system.
