Jacobs Selected for Project Management on AEP's $37 Billion Transmission Program
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Engineering contractor Jacobs has secured an integrated program delivery services role for American Electric Power's $37 billion transmission modernization portfolio over the next five years across seven states.
Engineering contractor Jacobs announced it has won a contract to provide integrated program delivery services for American Electric Power (AEP), the largest U.S. electric transmission operator. Under AEP's five-year, $37 billion transmission infrastructure investment plan, Jacobs will handle project management, project controls, engineering and design, siting, outreach, right-of-way, and environmental services across Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Key takeaways
- Jacobs will provide integrated delivery services across seven states for AEP's five-year, $37 billion transmission infrastructure modernization program.
- Responsibilities include project management, project controls, engineering and design, siting, outreach, right-of-way, and environmental services.
- The award aligns with surging demand for electric power infrastructure, with AGC reporting a 14% year-over-year rise in private electric power construction spending in September.
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