How do you create a reliable, clean source of potable water supply to the driest part of the U.K. that is forecast to have a supply deficit? Through collaboration and innovation in the Strategic Pipeline Alliance, a ground-breaking project that sustainably delivers a new water main network - hundreds of kilometers of interconnected pipelines - together with associated pumping stations and storage.
Jacobs has been partnering with Denver International Airport (DEN) since the airport’s inception to help a growing airport’s vision take flight.
Improving the health and safety of the City of North Bay and its citizens by tackling PFAS contamination
Understanding the risks behind per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination is the foundation for successful remediation. Jacobs partnered with the Environment Agency to develop a set of industry-leading tools and approaches to understand and prioritize PFAS risks to the water environment consistently across the whole of England.
Adapting 7.5-miles of the San Francisco Waterfront to be resilient to earthquakes, coastal storms and sea level rise, including the preservation and fortification of the 100-year-old Embarcadero Seawall
Jacobs served as a valued consultant for the Miami Beach Monorail project, a multi-phase study evaluating a transit connection for the developer Resorts World Miami15-acre parcel on Biscayne Bay in Miami along I-395 / MacArthur Causeway to Miami Beach by means of an elevated guideway.
Jacobs is designing a $1.4 billion water system that will bring sustainable surface water supplies to rural communities and Cannon Air Force Base in New Mexico.
Jacobs, acting as Owner’s Engineer for Lodestone Energy, is supporting the development of utility-scale solar farms in New Zealand. The project contributes to the country's low-emissions future by helping reduce reliance on fossil fuels and increase the proportion of renewable energy generation in the network.
