Since 2022, Jacobs, in collaboration with McConnell Dowell, has delivered detailed design services for the New Bridgewater Bridge project, including roads, interchanges, utility integration, flood modelling, intelligent transport systems and supporting bridge structures. Jacobs also integrated utility services within the
At Jacobs, inclusion is more than a statement—it’s one of our core values. As part of its ongoing commitment to Indigenous reconciliation, Jacobs Canada joined the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB) Partnership Accreditation in Indigenous Relations ( PAIR) program
With thousands of new residents expected, Clarence-Rockland is expanding its water infrastructure. Jacobs is providing engineering services to ensure a reliable, scalable system for the growing community and its neighbors.
The Downtown Redmond Link Extension opened May 10, bringing two new stations and faster, more sustainable transit options. Spanning 3.4 miles, this new connection brings fresh opportunities to the Redmond community, connecting people with increased options for recreation, retail and critical healthcare and support services. With Jacobs leading final design, the project is a standout for environmental stewardship, seismic resilience and community impact.
Jacobs was selected by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) to deliver the bridge replacement and interchange improvements project at Routes 27 and 9 in Natick, Massachusetts. Read to see how Jacobs is designing Massachusetts’ first diverging diamond interchange.
The Northwest Phase II Light Rail Extension is reshaping transit and community life in Phoenix. Designed by Jacobs and led by Valley Metro, this 1.6-mile project connects the city’s west side to a growing regional rail system, brings new life to the Metrocenter area and introduces sustainable, award-winning innovations in rail design and delivery.
Jacobs and Fairfax County earned a 2025 ACEC National Recognition Award for a 14-year project that modernized electrical systems at the Noman M. Cole, Jr. Water Recycling Facility—securing reliable service for 1.2 million residents and uninterrupted operations for decades to come.
Jacobs was awarded a five-year contract by the West Basin Municipal Water District to provide operations and maintenance (O&M) services for the Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility and its four other facilities, which comprise the largest water recycling operation of its kind in the U.S.
