Named one of the top 40 influencers in the water industry by Global Water Intelligence (GWI), Susan Moisio is the go-to person for wet weather and conveyance solutions. And now, we’re excited to announce she will lead our water solutions globally as the new Global Director of Jacobs’ Water Market. Read more about Susan's career and her new role in this article.
Cities around the world are facing unprecedentedly levels of change. So how does a city go about assessing its current condition and building a path to a better, more resilient and sustainable future? Read more about London’s Meridian Water development project in this article.
In this interview, Jacobs' Donald Morrison and Simetrica-Jacobs' Daniel Fujiwara talk to Environment Analyst about the vital shift in focus to embedding social value-based decisions at the heart of a green economic recovery.
You can’t reimagine the future without challenging today and reinventing tomorrow. Read how we’re doing just that in conjunction with TRB’s 2021 Annual Meeting.
By finding ways to apply technology and effective data-management tools to our operations and maintenance (O&M) services, Jacobs is taking our clients’ facilities into a future of extended equipment life, sound decision-making and long-term cost efficiency.
Strong transport connections that fully meet a person’s needs can aid their access to essential goods and services, and their workplace, education and wider leisure activities. But are publicly funded transport schemes able to fulfil everyone’s needs equally? Jacobs’ Transportation Planners Sherin Francis and Katie Pearce share their insight in this jacobs.com piece.
Cyber-tampering is on the rise. Awareness and vigilance can help thwart an attack. Our thought leaders share some initial steps water providers can take to protect their assets. Click to read more.
Jacobs’ San José-Santa Clara regional wastewater design-build work involves two sustainable design-build projects: headworks and cogeneration. It is the largest advanced wastewater treatment facility in the western U.S.—serving 1.4 million people and 17,000 businesses. The headworks project was recognized at Bentley’s 2020 The Year in Infrastructure Awards. Click to read more about the award-winning effort.
