Connecting the fastest growing U.S. metro area with a new 27-mile commuter rail system between Fort Worth, North Richland Hills and Grapevine to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
A first-of-its-kind, sustainable gaming resort, and lasting community asset.
Supporting an eco-friendly mission, while keeping Red Rocks’ history and views a-rockin'.
Delivering a new 700 kilometer (km) underground cable connection, the $11 billion SuedLink project will help to better integrate renewable sources, such as wind and solar power, into Germany’s electricity grid, and also link with interconnectors to provide cross-border energy resilience. Jacobs will provide an integrated delivery partner approach to program and contract management, planning and approvals, stakeholder engagement, logistics, technical and other services on behalf of TenneT and TransnetBW respectively.
The City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering’s Sixth Street Viaduct Replacement Project is the largest bridge project in the City’s history, connecting Boyle Heights, the Arts District and the Los Angeles River with improved streets, intersections, bike lanes, and viaduct ramps and stairs, all with a focus on improved community mobility.
Soil needs care and nurture to remain a productive, growing habitat, so tackling soil pollution is critical to minimizing the risks for the environment, food security and human health. Celebrate the transformational change at the award-winning Avenue Remediation and Landscaping
Supplying Europe with critical heart valve technologies just got a bit easier with completion of Edwards Lifesciences’ new Gold LEED-certified manufacturing facility in Ireland’s National Technology Park just outside Limerick. Recipient of the 2022 Irish Construction Excellence Award in the “Industrial Over €15m” category, it was constructed using an Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) procurement approach and innovative digital tools.
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.
