Clients face a range of challenges when it comes to legislative compliance and infrastructure development design constraints. As an industry-leading environmental and design consultancy, Jacobs is constantly looking for new ways to redefine what’s possible, harnessing “next generation” technical advancements
As the world prepared for the Year 2000, stocking up on everything from water and non-perishable food items to cash and radio batteries, Spokane County in Washington State was beginning plans of its own. Spokane County decided in 1999 –
From airports and movie theaters to police departments and sporting events and concerts, paper is out and technology is in when it comes to ticketing. While the internet made getting tickets to your next show or trip easier than through
What do Wapakoneta, Ohio; Dubai, UAE; Neil Armstrong and Jacobs have in common? They’re all part of Celebrating World Water Day and its ties to OneWater.
From Birmingham, U.K. to Birmingham, Alabama, and everywhere in between, our teammates are disrupting the status quo and setting the standards of how we live over and over.
The proposed $299.6 million (AU $400 million) Energy-from-Waste facility in Swanbank, Queensland, is expected to deliver a long-term sustainable waste recovery solution for the region.
In advance of the spring 2021 opening of the West Gates of the Tom Bradley International Terminal at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Jacobs supported the operational trials to ensure that all facilities, systems and equipment were operationally ready; the processes were defined, and the staff were knowledgeable and capable. This “dress rehearsal” was designed to identify areas of improvement in time to implement remediation measures prior to opening.
King County Metro, an early adopter of battery electric buses, has committed to converting just under 2000 buses to a 100% zero-emissions fleet powered by renewable energy by 2040. Find out how Jacobs is supporting King County Metro achieve this goal.
