Jacobs helped reshape California’s Bay Area transit through the Peninsula Corridor Electrification Project, replacing diesel locomotives with a modern electric fleet across 51 miles of track. This $2.44 billion modernization is delivering faster, quieter and more frequent services while cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 250,000 metric tons each year — setting a new standard for sustainable rail travel.
The Lower Thames Crossing is being designed as the greenest ever road built in the U.K. to connect Kent, Thurrock and Essex through a new tunnel beneath the River Thames.
Jacobs is helping Auckland Transport deliver a new transit corridor, featuring a dedicated busway, cycling and walking paths, and carbon-smart design that will reshape how 18,000 passengers travel each day.
A landmark infrastructure investment is reshaping how people and goods move through the heart of the Midwest. The Brent Spence Bridge Corridor project delivers a modern, resilient design that enhances safety, eases congestion and reconnects communities in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Covington, Kentucky. Jacobs’ innovative design approach reclaims city space, improves mobility and builds a more sustainable, connected corridor for the future.
Jacobs and PA Consulting are supporting the U.K. Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) with the delivery of its £22 billion Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage (CCUS) program—one of the U.K. government’s most strategic initiatives to secure energy, reduce emissions and power a clean energy future.
Rady Children’s Health Orange County (Rady Children’s) is investing in the future of pediatric care through a large-scale transformation that is expanding access, improving outcomes and elevating patient and staff experiences. For more than 16 years, Jacobs has led complex projects across Rady Children’s multi-site network throughout Orange County — including the award-winning Bill Holmes Tower, the new flagship Southwest Tower and building out remaining shell spaces, as well as an array of regional services such as new behavioral health and specialty care facilities — all designed to build a resilient, future-ready health system for the children and families of Southern California.
At one of the world’s most complex nuclear sites, Jacobs is helping shape a low-carbon future. With 50 years of experience in civil nuclear, our multi-disciplinary team is delivering engineering, environmental and carbon reduction solutions that support Sellafield’s nationally critical mission.
Orlando Utilities Commission’s St. Cloud Operations & Maintenance Center is shaping the future of sustainable infrastructure in Florida. Designed by Jacobs, the 24-acre, net-zero campus integrates renewable energy, climate resilience and employee wellness — proving that the utilities of tomorrow can be both high-performing and human-centered.
