Jacobs Expands Wastewater Program Management Role in Syracuse, New York

Core Insights - Jacobs has been contracted by Onondaga County, New York, to provide program management services for the county's combined sewer overflow (CSO) abatement and capacity management programs, extending its long-term role in improving sewer system performance [2][3] - The new five-year contract includes finalizing the county's Long-Term Control Plan for CSO abatement and developing a capacity management program to enhance operational performance of the sanitary wastewater collection system [4][9] - Jacobs has a strong track record in program management, having overseen over 200 green stormwater infrastructure projects and wastewater collection system improvements since 2008, significantly reducing CSOs in Syracuse [3][5] Company Overview - Jacobs generates approximately $16 billion in annual revenue and employs over 60,000 professionals, offering a full spectrum of consulting, technical, scientific, and project delivery services [1] - The company is recognized as No.1 in Program Management by Engineering News-Record, supporting major infrastructure projects globally [5] Project Details - The new contract will involve system capacity modeling and evaluation surveys to identify and address capacity constraints and sewer defects, utilizing Jacobs' Digital OneWater solutions [4] - Jacobs has been instrumental in Onondaga County's CSO reduction efforts for over 15 years, contributing to the county's recognition as a global model for successful CSO abatement [9]