Items Tagged with 'Sewer'

Jacobs is stepping into two critical I-290 projects—can targeted bridge and tunnel work relieve freight bottlenecks and chronic flooding while a $3.2B rebuild stalls?

Deployed trenchless method called spiral wound lining on a Manhattan sewer project to mitigate disruptive effects of conventional open-trench repairs, including allowing the sewer to remain in service during construction.

This 1958 image shows an operator manning hydraulically powered collapsible forms for lining the North Central Outfall Sewer Tunnel in Los Angeles.

Cities across Texas are extending water and sewer lines to industrial parks, using federal funds to prime sites as national utility spending surges.

U.S. and Mexico inked a memorandum of understanding to accelerate six cross‑border wastewater projects aiming to end the Tijuana River sewage crisis by 2027.

NYC’s $700M subway flood plan depends on a $30 billion sewer overhaul.

Provincetown, Mass. was hit hard on Aug. 9 by a severe storm that damaged the public vacuum sewer system, forcing the closure of many restaurants and public restrooms in peak vacation season.

Overcoming mucky ground conditions and developing bypass solutions drove success on this sewer interceptor project in Fort Worth.