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Modernizing critical port infrastructure to safeguard Alaska's supply chain

The Port of Alaska Modernization Program (PAMP) was created in 2014 to replace the aging infrastructure so that the Port of Alaska may continue serving as Alaska’s key inbound cargo gateway, operating critical non-defense infrastructure, and supporting the movement of goods, industrial development and disaster recovery. Jacobs is serving as program manager providing program management and planning for this phased modernization program to provide four new terminals and any needed demolition.

Accelerating smarter growth and service delivery for local government

According to a report by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab, 95% of investments in generative artificial intelligence (AI) are yet to show tangible value. It’s part of a global research trend that reveals the difficulties in proving a

Connecting Los Angeles’ Westside: Park to Beach, Safely and Sustainably

After decades of planning, a striking pedestrian and bicycle bridge is moving closer to reality along Pacific Coast Highway in Los Angeles, designed to link George Wolfberg Park at Potrero Canyon to Will Rogers State Beach. The Potrero Canyon Pedestrian

Clean Water Program San Mateo: A $1 billion investment in a clean water future

The City of San Mateo, California, is undertaking a major program to transform its wastewater system into a modern, sustainable asset that protects public health and water quality in the San Francisco Bay. Heavy rain events have overwhelmed the city’s

Delivering Europe’s largest and most sustainable data center

Powered entirely by renewable energy and using seawater for cooling, SINES Data Campus by Start Campus is putting sustainability at the heart of AI-scale data center design

Tunneling toward a more connected South Australia

Until now, Adelaide was the only mainland Australian capital without a continuous, non-stop motorway — creating growing congestion and safety concerns as traffic and population increased. The missing link in the city’s north-south corridor, the River Torrens to Darlington (T2D)

Delivering innovative potable reuse to strengthen water security and environmental stewardship

Dramatically reducing sea level rise and 90% elimination of wastewater treatment plant discharge are just some of the positive outcomes of this bold, swift response to the water scarcity challenge.

Metroselskabet: Shaping the future of The Copenhagen Metro

Metroselskabet faced an important transition as its current Operations and Maintenance (O&M) contracts were set to expire in 2027. As the public transit authority responsible for the Metro in Copenhagen, Metroselskabet sought to run a competitive tender for the new