The aviation industry is at a pivotal moment. With increasing pressure from consumers and governments to decarbonize, airports around the world are seeking tangible, impactful solutions. Heathrow — “Britain’s Aviation Hub” and a global leader in aviation — isn’t just
The Thames Tideway Tunnel will clean up one of London’s greatest natural assets, the iconic River Thames, protect it for generations to come and improve the quality of life for all Londoners.
For more than 25 years, Jacobs has helped Carol Stream, Illinois, deliver clean, reliable wastewater treatment while building lasting community connections. From hosting family-friendly public events to earning national safety awards and supporting a local Little Free Library, Jacobs’ work goes far beyond operations — it’s a model for infrastructure that supports both public health and civic pride.
Chicago’s busiest rail corridor just got its biggest upgrade in a century. Jacobs helped deliver one of the Chicago Transit Authority’s largest-ever design-build projects — replacing aging infrastructure, rebuilding stations and introducing modern, accessible, rider-focused service that strengthens communities and keeps the city moving.
Jacobs is leading a national effort to create truly accessible rail travel. For more than a decade, we’ve worked with Amtrak to modernize hundreds of stations, ensuring passengers of all abilities have equal access to safe, welcoming and fully ADA compliant facilities.
The Lower Otter Restoration Project is an ambitious, large-scale habitat recreation project funded and promoted by the Environment Agency in conjunction with landowner Clinton Devon Estates, designed by an integrated team of technical experts at Jacobs and constructed by Kier. Working with nature, the project is collaborating with the local community and key partners to adapt and improve the lower section of the River Otter, its estuary and its immediate surroundings for future generations.
Jacobs is supporting Singapore’s energy transition through strengthening grid resilience, enabling renewable energy integration and meeting rising electricity demand. Through this vital infrastructure work, Jacobs is also helping to build Singapore’s next-generation energy workforce through hands-on training, mentorship and on-the-ground project experience.
Jacobs is helping Singapore connect to regional clean energy sources by assessing the feasibility of subsea cables to import solar power from Indonesia. This work supports Singapore’s goal to decarbonize its power sector by 2050 and strengthens regional collaboration on renewable energy. By laying the groundwork for reliable infrastructure, the project helps turn the vision of a connected clean energy grid into reality.
