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 is working with the City of Woodbury, Minnesota to design one of the largest drinking water treatment facilities for PFAS removal in the U.S.
Jacobs provided design-build services for a $195 million water treatment and conveyance project that reduces groundwater dependence and creates a more sustainable and resilient water supply.
Following the devastating Lahaina wildfires, Jacobs helped the County of Maui rapidly inspect 90,000 feet of sewer lines in 30 days using our AI-powered Dragonfly tool, accelerating recovery efforts and enabling safer, faster reoccupation of the area.
Jacobs has been partnering with Denver International Airport (DEN) since the airport’s inception to help a growing airport’s vision take flight.
For more than 30 years, Jacobs has supported Vancouver, Washington, in designing, modernizing and operating its wastewater systems. Learn how an integrated approach helped the city enhance reliability, reduce risk and engage the community—all while preparing for a more sustainable future.
Jacobs worked with the University of Texas at Austin to deliver the Engineering Education and Research Center — a transformative facility that reimagines how engineering is taught, learned and experienced. From concept through construction, Jacobs served as prime architect and engineer for this interdisciplinary hub, featuring twin towers connected by a vibrant Commons, flexible labs and transparent architecture that turns the building itself into a teaching tool. The Engineering Education and Research Center is a bold investment in the next generation of engineers, and a powerful example of building what matters.
In the heart of South Boston’s Innovation District, Jacobs led the architectural design of 101 Seaport Boulevard — a 17-story, LEED Platinum-certified tower that anchors the Seaport Square development. With sweeping harbor views, a high-performance façade, and a tree-lined public plaza, the building blends sustainability, urban connectivity and workplace innovation. From massing strategy to material selection, Jacobs designed 101 Seaport to meet the district’s environmental and programmatic goals, proving once again what it means to build what matters.
