Repeated flooding along an urban creek in the City of Brentwood, Missouri threatened public safety, businesses and critical transportation routes. Jacobs supported reduction of flood risk through nature-based floodplain restoration that also created new parks, trails and community spaces.
Jacobs has been selected by EnergyPathways plc to provide consenting, regulatory and key Development Consent Order (DCO) activities for the MESH Energy Storage Project, a project designed to strengthen the United Kingdom’s energy security while supporting the transition to a more flexible, resilient energy system.
Jacobs is working with JTC Corporation to strengthen Singapore’s coastal resilience by developing a site-specific adaptation plan for Jurong Island that addresses complex coastal and inland flood risks in a highly constrained industrial environment.
Richard Hilldrup has 37 years of experience delivering metro, mainline, heavy haul and short haul transit systems across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Africa and Europe. His expertise covers rail systems delivery, integration and systems assurance.
Ayush Bhandari is a bridge engineering professional with expertise in infrastructure resilience, structural engineering and probabilistic risk assessment. Specializing in resilience planning, asset management and quantitative risk assessment for critical infrastructure systems.
Philippa Carter is a project delivery lead and project manager in Jacobs’ Ports & Maritime practice with more than 13 years of global experience delivering complex coastal, port and marine infrastructure projects across the U.S., U.K., Middle East, Europe, Africa and Asia. She specializes in port master planning, coastal engineering design and port technology development, with deep expertise in leading multidisciplinary teams and full project lifecycles. Philippa currently oversees project delivery for Jacobs in the U.S. Northwest, focusing on infrastructure modernization, electrification and coastal resilience for major port clients.
As infrastructure programs grow more complex, fixed plans are no longer enough. Read how Jacobs Senior Vice President, Global Program Management, Keoki Sears believes stronger systems and earlier collaboration can bridge the certainty gap.
Bruce Allman leads Jacobs’ water design‑build growth for the Americas, applying nearly 30 years of experience to advance collaborative delivery and guide major water programs across the U.S. and Canada.
