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Strengthening national defense by delivering advanced engine maintenance infrastructure

Naval Air Station Lemoore wasn’t a place that stood out for its architecture. Located in California's Central Valley, this base has far more notoriety as the U.S. Navy's largest strike fighter base and home of the first operational F-35C squadron. The most advanced fighter jets in the world live here, along with all the pilots and maintainers that fly and support them. Partnering with Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southwest (NAVFAC Southwest,) Jacobs provided design, engineering and landscape architecture services to help the facility take flight.

Delivering a world-class airport for one of India’s busiest hubs

Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport is the world’s busiest, single runway airport. Its impressive traffic in 2018, the airport set two world records for most flight landings and departures in 24 hours – is made possible by a modernization program aimed at tripling the capacity of the aging terminal.

Delivering a world-class innovation hub in Singapore

From site selection and planning approvals to project completion, we led the entirety of design, engineering and construction management for this 335,000-square-foot urban,state-of-the-art, greenfield research center, which houses approximately a 50-50 mix of office and lab space as well as manufacturing pilot process suites and retail space.

Building a climate-resilient future in Miami

Miami-Dade County’s $2.7 billion Ocean Outfall Legislation Program is reshaping how South Florida treats and reuses water. By phasing out discharges to the ocean, expanding reuse capacity and building resilient facilities, the initiative protects the region’s coral reefs and strengthens its infrastructure against rising seas and severe storms.

Delivering a landmark climate resilience program to protect New York City’s East Side from flooding

East Side Coastal Resiliency (ESCR), conceptually developed during Rebuild by Design after Superstorm Sandy, is the first segment of a 10-mile flood protection system that extends around lower Manhattan, referred to as the “Big U.”

Transforming former military lands into safe, resilient environments in Puerto Rico

From the mid-1940s until 2003, the Navy and allied forces tested weapons and conducted other military training activities on the eastern part of Vieques Island, within the 15,000-acre Vieques Naval Training Range, as well as offshore. Since 1999, Jacobs has provided continuous support for the Navy’s environmental and munitions response programs on Vieques Island. We're responsible for investigation and munitions response quality assurance for more than 20,000 acres of land and underwater area potentially containing munitions.

Reconnecting Colorado communities by restoring critical roadway after catastrophic flooding

Helping affected mountain communities build back better than before following devastating flooding.

Rebuilding natural reef systems in South Australia

As the lead engineer for The Nature Conservancy, Jacobs developed the numerical modelling and the engineering design for the construction of the 20-hectare Stage 2 reef expansion at Windara Reef on the Yorke Peninsular in South Australia.