Jacobs’ approach for managing whole life carbon emissions within buildings and infrastructure has been recognized through PAS2080:2023 verification, reflecting our commitment to deliver sustainable solutions and respond to the climate challenge.
In a world that’s fast advancing in terms of technology and development, it’s easy to forget there are still areas where people live without access to necessities. Find out how we’re helping bring electricity to Indigenous people in a remote region of the Philippines.
Jacobs (NYSE:J) has been selected by LA Sanitation and Environment(LASAN) and the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) as the progressive design-build contractor for the Donald C. Tillman Advanced Water Purification Facility (AWPF). The project is a key part of the City of Los Angeles' long-term water management objective to fully reuse its water supplies and is one of the largest potable reuse projects in the country.
Two roadway projects in Wisconsin recently opened, bringing improved safety, efficient transportation and connectivity to more than 300,000 daily users. Jacobs played a significant role in the planning, design and construction support of both projects. Read more about the economic and quality-of-life benefits expected and our work on the projects in this article.
Jacobs has been selected by Cork County Council as technical advisor for the new M28 motorway linking the N40 South Ring Road to the Port of Cork in Ringaskiddy, in County Cork, Ireland.
At Jacobs we’re fostering innovation of emerging transportation technologies through design. Engineering News-Record recognized the Jacobs-designed SunTrax facility as a 2023 Southeast Region Best Project. Read more about our design of the award-winning project in this article.
Jacobs, as part of the Prosperity Joint Venture with AECOM, has been appointed as Engineering and Professional Services Partner by Sunwater Limited, a bulk water service provider in Queensland, Australia.
Earlier this year, we partnered with the non-profit Bridges to Prosperity to build a suspended footbridge across the Kamiranzomvu River in Rwanda to provide safe, year-round access for the surrounding communities, empowering them to end poverty due to rural isolation.
