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Building water resilience for Tasmania
Jacobs provided detailed design and construction phase support for TasWater's largest-ever capital project, enhancing water treatment capabilities and securing future water supplies.
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Transforming wastewater operations to enable resilient growth and enhanced public health in Texas
For 20 years, Jacobs has helped the City of San Marcos turn its wastewater treatment plant into a hub for innovation, education and community impact — delivering reliable service and setting new standards for sustainable operations.
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Turning data into detours: Managing traffic with StreetLight Construction
During construction on one of Atlanta’s busiest interchanges, the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) needed a way to minimize traffic congestion. Jacobs used real-time data from StreetLight Construction to help schedule smarter lane closures, keeping cars moving and frustration down.
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Restoring critical rail tunnels in New York City
In 2012, Superstorm Sandy’s storm surge flooded the East River and North River Tunnels, leaving behind corrosive damage that threatened the busiest passenger rail line in the nation. Jacobs is leading a $1 billion rehabilitation effort that goes beyond repairs — modernizing century-old infrastructure with cutting-edge safety systems, stronger construction and the resilience to keep millions moving for generations to come.
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Delivering streamlined, resident-centered services and smart-city solutions in Colorado
A collaborative partnership, working together to provide efficient and innovative services to the community
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Expanding connections and communities in Auckland
Jacobs and WSP helped transform Auckland’s North Shore with the Northern Corridor Improvements project, enhancing connectivity, expanding public transport, and delivering community-focused design to support the city’s future growth.
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Reimagining water security in California
By 2028, Los Angeles will have one of the nation’s most advanced water reuse facilities, capable of transforming 30 million gallons per day of treated wastewater into clean water for groundwater replenishment. The Donald C. Tillman Advanced Water Purification Facility — designed and built by Jacobs — combines cutting-edge technology, public education and sustainable design to help the city maximize water reuse.
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Eliminating a critical rail chokepoint to improve mobility for millions across the US Northeast
Jacobs is part of a tri-venture team providing professional railway, structural, civil, utilities, and geotechnical services for the replacement of Portal Bridge over the Hackensack River on the Northeast Corridor, the busiest stretch of rail in the U.S.
