The company will provide engineering services to support major water recycling initiatives, enhancing drought resilience and sustainable water supplies for communities across Southern California.

A $200 million program modernizes biosolids digesters at one of the largest advanced wastewater plants in the western US, adding FOG intake and seismic upgrades.

First industry-wide tool enables benchmarking circular performance across U.K. and Irish water utilities, offering metrics to track progress and drive targeted improvements.

Ofwat’s Water Breakthrough Challenge funds three innovative projects where Jacobs’ technologies and insights play a key role.

New project for The Water Research Foundation will develop an industry-first database and decision support tool for N₂O quantification and mitigation.

The Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant is set to transition to tertiary treatment, enhancing water quality, climate resilience, public health, and protecting the Fraser River's vital ecosystems.

Jacobs has been chosen by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to design and construct the San Juan Lateral Water Treatment Plant in New Mexico, which will supply clean water to 250,000 Navajo residents.

Jacobs has secured a 10-year contract with Soquel Creek Water District to operate and maintain a new advanced water purification facility in Santa Cruz County, California, focusing on groundwater replenishment and seawater intrusion prevention.

By Joshua Registe, Senior Data Scientist, explores how AI and machine learning are revolutionizing wastewater treatment, optimizing chemical usage, and enhancing operational performance.

Metro Vancouver manages and treats wastewater and provides clean, safe drinking water through its member jurisdictions for 2.8 million residents in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia (B.C.).