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Scaling heart valve manufacturing to deliver life-saving treatments across Europe

Supplying Europe with critical heart valve technologies just got a bit easier with completion of Edwards Lifesciences’ new Gold LEED-certified manufacturing facility in Ireland’s National Technology Park just outside Limerick. Recipient of the 2022 Irish Construction Excellence Award in the “Industrial Over €15m” category, it was constructed using an Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) procurement approach and innovative digital tools.

Building a climate-resilient future in Miami

Miami-Dade County’s $2.7 billion Ocean Outfall Legislation Program is reshaping how South Florida treats and reuses water. By phasing out discharges to the ocean, expanding reuse capacity and building resilient facilities, the initiative protects the region’s coral reefs and strengthens its infrastructure against rising seas and severe storms.

Delivering a landmark climate resilience program to protect New York City’s East Side from flooding

East Side Coastal Resiliency (ESCR), conceptually developed during Rebuild by Design after Superstorm Sandy, is the first segment of a 10-mile flood protection system that extends around lower Manhattan, referred to as the “Big U.”

Transforming former military lands into safe, resilient environments in Puerto Rico

From the mid-1940s until 2003, the Navy and allied forces tested weapons and conducted other military training activities on the eastern part of Vieques Island, within the 15,000-acre Vieques Naval Training Range, as well as offshore. Since 1999, Jacobs has provided continuous support for the Navy’s environmental and munitions response programs on Vieques Island. We're responsible for investigation and munitions response quality assurance for more than 20,000 acres of land and underwater area potentially containing munitions.

Delivering a critical national interchange to unlock safer, more efficient travel on the US East Coast

The PA Turnpike/I-95 Interchange project faced numerous challenges, including collaborative coordination amongst a large team of stakeholders and designers as well as overcoming geometric and physical constraints over its decades-long process. The lengthy duration of the conceptualization and environmental study phases – that brought together eight regional transportation agency stakeholders and over 40 design consultants – added unique challenges, such as financial constraints and updated environmental and technological guidelines and standards.

Modernizing critical wastewater infrastructure to improve water quality and community resilience

Foresight, flexibility, collaboration and a commitment to sustainability are what frame this greenfield facility, located in Calgary, Alberta’s ecologically sensitive Bow River Valley.

Advancing wastewater treatment and strengthening water security along the U.S.–Mexico border

An innovative public-private partnership creates an affordable source of ‘new water’ – unlocking new ways to nurture desert communities and conserve the world’s natural resources.

Strengthening New York City’s coastal defenses through resilient redevelopment

Helping this Queens community recover their “Main Street” after Superstorm Sandy