This decade-long initiative is expected to enhance walking, cycling and bus infrastructure across 12 core corridors in Dublin and the Greater Dublin Area.
Jacobs’ team will support the delivery of 230 kilometers (~142 miles) of bus priority corridors, 200 kilometers (~124 miles) of cycle paths and improved pedestrian facilities.
“BusConnects Dublin aims to transform public transport and promote active travel as the viable and attractive choice for commuters and visitors, enhancing connectivity and community life, and supporting the economy and environment,” said Jacobs executive vice president Kate Kenny.
NTA Head of BusConnects Dublin Infrastructure Aidan Gallagher said, “BusConnects will deliver a better-connected Dublin with improved public transport, cycling and pedestrian infrastructure along the 12 spines.”
Notably, Jacobs supports clients across Ireland in sectors like Advanced Manufacturing, Energy, Life Sciences and Transportation.
The company’s key projects comprises BusConnects Cork, Dunkettle Interchange Upgrade, M28 Motorway and East Coast Railway Infrastructure Protection.
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Price Action: J shares are up 2.03% at $137.00 premarket at last check Tuesday.
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