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Implementing a coordinated transit program to reshape mobility for millions across the Toronto region
The largest public investment in Canadian history is poised to connect communities and commuters in greater Toronto.
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Delivering critical corridor modernization to support commerce and commute reliability in Wisconsin
If you build it, they will come: Big business brings big infrastructure on main travel corridor between Milwaukee and Chicago
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Advancing wastewater treatment and strengthening water security along the U.S.–Mexico border
An innovative public-private partnership creates an affordable source of ‘new water’ – unlocking new ways to nurture desert communities and conserve the world’s natural resources.
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Developing a new model for catchment-based carbon offsets
Jacobs was engaged to work on Australian Catchment Carbon Offsets Trial to help corporations identify possible strategies to meet the net zero emissions goal by 2050.
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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.
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Reducing flood risk while protecting vital wetland habitats in the Norfolk Broads
The Broadland Flood Alleviation Project is a unique 20-year scheme to improve and maintain 240 kilometers (149 miles) of flood defenses within the Norfolk Broads, one of Europe’s most important wetland areas.
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Modernising Glasgow’s sewer network to reduce flooding and pollution
Scottish Water’s sewer superstructure capable of keeping 36 Olympic-sized swimming pools worth of stormwater from flooding the streets
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Delivering a world-class learning and teaching space for Monash University
Opened in 2019, Monash University’s new Biomedical Learning and Teaching Building (BLTB) on the Clayton Campus provides a world-class learning and teaching space for undergraduate students studying biomedical sciences within the School of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences. It’s also home to a central energy hub comprising a thermal plant and battery storage that will eventually help power the University's South-West Medical Precinct with renewable energy.
