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Jacobs will help to reformulate how to move travelers through Denver International Airport as the city of Mile High launches its next Review of important transportationAccording to a statement.
Denver City Council approved May 12 at $ 150 million, ten -year agreement With Jacobs to oversee the development of a new rental car center and a transport system connected to Denver International Airport. According to the contract, Jacobs will provide support for the management of the program for the consolidated installation of a car and the common transport system that will link it to the main terminal of the airport.
The work includes electric vehicle infrastructure, fuel operations, traffic design and technological updates, according to launch. According to the company, Jacobs will also manage contracting.
“ The consolidation of rental car operations in a single installation connected to the main terminal by a common transport system reduces traffic in the terminal area, eliminates the unsustainable number of shuttle buses, releases the sidewalk space and allows the redevelopment of surface lots for future needs, ” said Steve Pelham, Vice President of Jacobs and director of Jacobs. “For Denver International Airport, these improvements will provide a critical space as the airport expands to meet demand.”
The contract continues the collaboration of Jacobs with the airport, where the firm based in Dallas has supported more than 60 projects since 1992, according to Jacobs. Includes projects such as the Great Hall improvement program and the Concourse Expansion Program.
The prize comes when Jacobs is more inclined Infrastructure and consulting workAccording to his second quarter earnings call in May. CEO Bob Pragada said the firm is focused on federal and infrastructure clients, especially as Economic uncertainty wider Complicates the prospects for construction.
Earlier this month, Sound Transit, the Seattle Public Traffic Agency, selected Jacobs to lead its early design West Seattle link extensionA 4.1 -mile light railway project is expected to cost up to $ 7.1 billion.
