Jacobs’ digital solutions team is working with Sydney Trains as part of their ambitious Measurement and Inspection Digital Twin (MIDT) program to eliminate manual track inspection activities and, in the long term, lay the foundation for a network-wide digital twin.
Jacobs has been appointed by national water agency PUB to deliver a feasibility study for a potential new desalination plant in Singapore, supporting the nation’s long-term water security.
Tyler focuses on reliably transforming wastewater into a sustainable, high-quality drinking water source. His work spans planning, pilot testing, design and startup of advanced water treatment systems, with an emphasis on potable reuse and the upstream controls that make it
As more communities adopt potable water reuse, managing upstream contaminants is essential to long-term treatment performance and public confidence. Learn how Water Reuse Technologist Tyler Nading is supporting utilities with this challenge.
Hartlepool Borough Council’s Towns Fund program brings five coordinated projects to the town center: a civil engineering skills academy, a health and social care skills academy, the reimagining of a shopping center, a waterfront connectivity project and the restoration of an iconic local building, the Wesley Chapel. Jacobs supported the project development and business cases for all five and later played a key role in securing Levelling Up Fund support for the Screen Industries Production Village to anchor a creative cluster. It required drawing up pioneering business cases which aligned with compliance and government guidance. The result: a revitalized urban center and a blueprint for other U.K. towns and cities to follow.
As offshore wind scales globally, ports are becoming a critical factor in project delivery. This article explores eight lessons from projects across the United States, Europe and Australia on how port operators are planning, funding and designing infrastructure to support long-term offshore wind growth.
Alain brings deep expertise in digital substations, protection systems and high-voltage network design, enabling utilities to accelerate delivery while strengthening reliability, safety and long-term network performance
Many hospitality projects still center on arrival moments rather than everyday living. As the Middle East region matures as a destination, success is increasingly defined by how spaces perform over time, not how they appear on opening day. This article explores where current architectural approaches fall short and how hospitality design can evolve to support long-term experience, wellbeing and cultural connection.
