Hatch Jacobs Partners has been selected by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s New York City Transit (NYCT) to provide consulting services for the procurement of more than 1140 R262 and R268 subway cars.
After the 2023 wildfires, Jacobs worked with Maui County to quickly inspect and repair Lahaina’s sewer system using AI and drone tech. The result: full restoration by April 2025 and renewed momentum for community recovery.
Jacobs managed project delivery for the new Houston Methodist Cypress Hospital, a high-tech $685 million facility designed to meet the evolving health care needs of Cypress, Texas. Featuring 5G technology, robotic surgery, and comprehensive care services, the hospital is set to transform medical access for this rapidly growing community.
Denver Water’s Northwater Treatment Plant has been recognized by Engineering News-Record as one of the top construction projects in the U.S. for 2024. Chosen for its innovation, sustainability and collaborative delivery, the plant, supported by Jacobs as Owner’s Representative, earned both a Regional Best Project and a National Best of the Best Award in the Water/Environment category.
A small creek in Jefferson County, Colorado, is now doing big things for local wildlife and clean water. Through a nature-based restoration project, Jacobs, Denver Water and Jefferson County Open Space are improving habitat, raising water tables, reducing wildfire risk and preventing sediment from entering a critical reservoir.
This multi-year collaboration focuses on joint research, knowledge exchange and talent development initiatives aimed at equipping students and early-career professionals with the skills needed to thrive in the evolving engineering and construction landscape.
Driving innovation in U.K. water infrastructure Three projects featuring Jacobs-developed technologies and expertise have been named winners of the fifth Water Breakthrough Challenge by the Ofwat Innovation Fund. The fund is delivered by Challenge Works (part of the Nesta group)
Image credit: MTA/Joseph Yurman Image credit: MTA/Trent Reeves Subway service on the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s (MTA) A train to Far Rockaway has resumed following a four-month suspension, marking a major milestone in the Rockaway Line Resiliency and Rehabilitation
