Jacobs and its clients received three national awards in the water and wastewater category at the 2024 Design-Build Project/Team Awards, including the National Award of Excellence for the San José-Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Facility Headworks Project. Read about the award-winning projects.
DALLAS, Dec. 3, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Jacobs (NYSE:J), has partnered with PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency, in an R&D project to develop and trial a whole plant simulation model for the Changi Water Reclamation Plant (CWRP). The model, a digital
Water taps are running dry in India and South Africa. California is once again facing a drought; Australia is currently in the grips of a super drought – the hottest and driest on record; and in 2015, drought and inefficient
Population changes are stressing Tennessee’s transportation infrastructure beyond its limits. Find out how Jacobs is teaming with the Tennessee Department of Transportation to provide innovative solutions to ease congestion in the Volunteer State.
Jacobs is providing support in the wake of devastating wildfires in the greater Los Angeles community, making donations to The Los Angeles Conversation Corps and the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation. A companywide giving opportunity is also underway to raise additional funds. Read more about how we’re supporting recovery efforts.
Jacobs was awarded an operational technology (OT) cybersecurity contract with Hampton Roads Sanitation District (HRSD). The contract encompasses end-to-end cybersecurity for industrial control systems and physical infrastructure, supporting safe and secure wastewater treatment services for 1.9 million people in southeast Virginia and the Eastern Shore.
Jacobs worked with our Department of Transportation clients across the U.S. to secure grants through the Federal Highway Administration’s Wildlife Crossing Pilot Program. In this article, read about a few of the grant winners and their pilots to improve habitat connectivity and improve safety on America’s roadways.
Jacobs is working on the Environment Agency’s Decarbonisation Technology Accelerator (DTA), a £21.6M (~$29M) program to test, optimize and scale activities for cost and carbon savings in flood and coastal risk management (FCRM). The program focuses on decarbonizing capital projects and contributes to achieving the Agency’s net zero target by 2045.
