Partnering with the Architect of the Capitol (AOC), Jacobs served as contractual Construction Manager for the Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC), delivering comprehensive energy and water savings for the Library and AOC facilities in Washington, D.C., Virginia and Maryland.
Greater Manchester required a new water management approach to improve water supply, quality and social, economic and environmental impacts. The solution was created through a silo-breaking partnership: The Greater Manchester Integrated Water Management Plan is an industry-defining, integrated framework that can deliver more value, wider benefits and more sustainable outcomes.
Jacobs prepared the first ever water diversion with return flow application under the Great Lakes – St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources Compact and oversaw the permit approvals, transition from groundwater to Lake Michigan water, and design of treatment improvements and monitoring for returning treated wastewater to the Lake Michigan tributary. Read more about the project and how it’s delivering improved water quality and environmental benefits to this Wisconsin community.
We're helping the Victorian Government realize its vision for one of the largest rail infrastructure projects in the history of the state.
Learn how Jacobs is working alongside the City and County of Denver (CCD) to transform a 110-acre historic site into a 250-acre sustainable, year-round destination for agriculture, education and entertainment.
Working for the National Park Service, Jacobs investigated, designed and oversaw the repair and rehabilitation of the historic seawall protecting the island’s perimeter and a constellation of historic structures including the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration.
Jacobs has provided construction management services at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) since 2001. The $20 billion capital improvement program, also known as “ATLNext,” focuses on renewing and replacing existing facilities, constructing new facilities and enhancing the customer experience throughout the airport. Read more about our work on ATLNext and other projects across ATL.
The Jacobs-designed Georgetown Wet Weather Treatment Station earned recognition as Washington's first Envision® Platinum project. Here’s how sustainability serves as a central theme throughout the project, which incorporates 3D models and VR, green infrastructure, renewable energy generation and more.
