Jacobs has renewed its decade-long collaboration with the City of Vancouver, Washington, to operate and maintain the city’s wastewater systems. This continued work reflects a shared commitment to innovation, sustainability and efficient public service delivery.
Visitors don’t experience infrastructure — they experience moments. From arrival to exit, every interaction shapes how people feel, behave and remember a destination. Whether it’s a stadium, theme park, or cultural district, the challenge is the same: orchestrate digital systems
Jacobs and our clients were recognized for several industry-leading water projects at the 2024 Global Water Awards. Read about the awards here.
Engineering News-Record unveiled its 2024 Top 500 Design Firms and ranks Jacobs No. 1 for the seventh consecutive year. Read more about how Jacobs is improving infrastructure decision-making and performance with connected and sustainable solutions.
The Nose Creek Sanitary Sewer Trunk upgrade in Calgary is earning top honors for innovation and sustainable design. Through advanced trenchless methods and strong collaboration, Jacobs and the City of Calgary delivered a record-setting project that enhances community resilience while protecting local ecosystems.
Jacobs is delivering design management, engineering and construction administration for Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport — creating a direct concourse connection, modernizing baggage operations and enhancing the traveler experience through expanded amenities and increased capacity.
Jacobs began a five-year contract with the Town of Goderich, Ontario, to operate and maintain its water and wastewater infrastructure. Through innovative digital tools, climate-resilient solutions and a collaborative approach, the contract is designed to optimize operations, meet environmental goals and maintain reliable service for the community well into the future.
From May 23 to June 5, 2026, Jacobs employees from around the world will work alongside Fika (formerly Bridges to Prosperity) and the local community in Rwanda to enable safe, reliable transport access. The footbridge they build together will connect thousands of residents to schools, healthcare and markets, helping to end poverty caused by rural isolation.
