Jacobs is providing innovative design to modernize infrastructure and improve water quality in one of America’s oldest cities. Read about our work on the RiverRenew project, a state-of-the-art combined sewer system designed to prevent millions of gallons of sewage from entering local waterways in Alexandria, Virginia.

Jacobs is delivering comprehensive project support for strategic airfield asset development at Manchester, London Stansted and East Midlands Airports in the U.K.

The changing climate impacts the world’s regions – and their water needs – differently. Adel AbouJaoude is helping our clients increase water storage, security and efficiency.

The island of Guam has multiple initiatives to improve resiliency and sustainability across different sectors, such as decarbonizing its energy grid and tackling waste problems which impact residents. Emily Sanders and Cory Hinds are developing strategies to help the Port of Guam improve resiliency and sustainability for the island.

Jacobs is leading a research project for The Water Research Foundation (WRF) that will advance global understanding and mitigation of N₂O emissions from water resource recovery facilities. Learn how this project will support net-zero targets in the water sector.

The Roy Blunt Aviation Logistics Facility features an infinitely reconfigurable design, which will allow the Missouri Army National Guard to provide effective airframe maintenance and repair services in its work with units across 14 states.

Transportation infrastructure is the backbone of society, enabling efficient movement of people and goods, fostering economic growth, and enhancing quality of life by connecting communities and supporting sustainable development. In this Q&A, Jacobs Market Growth Director for Transportation in the U.S. West Central geography, Galina Leiphart, shares her view on the trends impacting today’s transportation infrastructure, what clients are focusing on and how we’re co-creating the world to come.

Our culture is what makes working at Jacobs special. There are three integral places where our shared attitudes and behaviors show up – the company's values and practices, your team and network, and your experience day to day. Project Manager Ana Jovanovic shares reflections on the 2024 Bridges to Prosperity build experience and how she applied what she learned to her day-to-day responsibilities.

Jacobs was selected by the Omaha District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to deliver architecture and engineering services through a multiple award task order contract to support USACE’s Northwestern Division locations throughout the contiguous U.S., Alaska, Hawaii and outlying areas on various environmental projects.

The Harris County Toll Road Authority’s ambitious Houston Ship Channel Bridge Replacement Program aims to replace an aging structure with two state-of-the-art cable-stayed bridges. This initiative not only promises improved traffic flow but also enhances navigational safety for larger vessels, ensuring a sustainable infrastructure for the future. Read more about how we’re bringing this critical piece of infrastructure to fruition through our role as the Program Management Consultant and beyond.

Jacobs was selected by Metro Vancouver, a regional district in British Columbia, Canada to provide program management services for the Coquitlam Lake Water Supply Project. The project will expand capacity for accessing, treating and distributing water from Coquitlam Lake, the region’s largest drinking water source, while increasing the system’s resilience to climate change.

Jacobs has been appointed by United Utilities, one of the U.K.’s largest listed water companies, to deliver modeling support for water infrastructure through the asset management period (AMP8), which runs from 2025 to 2030.