Jacobs has worked with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency since 1999 on the clean-up strategy, design and implementation at the Velsicol Superfund site – restoring health and safety to residents and wildlife habitats along Pine River, Michigan.
How do you create a reliable, clean source of potable water supply to the driest part of the U.K. that is forecast to have a supply deficit? Through collaboration and innovation in the Strategic Pipeline Alliance, a ground-breaking project that sustainably delivers a new water main network - hundreds of kilometers of interconnected pipelines - together with associated pumping stations and storage.
Jacobs has been partnering with Denver International Airport (DEN) since the airport’s inception to help a growing airport’s vision take flight.
Improving the health and safety of the City of North Bay and its citizens by tackling PFAS contamination
Understanding the risks behind per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination is the foundation for successful remediation. Jacobs partnered with the Environment Agency to develop a set of industry-leading tools and approaches to understand and prioritize PFAS risks to the water environment consistently across the whole of England.
Adapting 7.5-miles of the San Francisco Waterfront to be resilient to earthquakes, coastal storms and sea level rise, including the preservation and fortification of the 100-year-old Embarcadero Seawall
Jacobs served as a valued consultant for the Miami Beach Monorail project, a multi-phase study evaluating a transit connection for the developer Resorts World Miami15-acre parcel on Biscayne Bay in Miami along I-395 / MacArthur Causeway to Miami Beach by means of an elevated guideway.
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.
