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Jacobs has been awarded a $200 million contract to modernize the San José-Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Facility in California. The project includes upgrading biosolids treatment infrastructure, replacing mesophilic digesters, and installing a FOG receiving station.

These upgrades aim to reduce solids disposal and enhance biogas production, with expected biogas output increases of up to 36% and a reduction in biosolids by 74 wet tons per day. The project incorporates seismic resiliency and operational flexibility for future growth until 2077, with Walsh Construction and Structural Technologies as partners.