Tranlin Inc. has tapped international technical professional services firm Jacobs Engineering Group to develop plans for the construction of the company’s $2 billion paper manufacturing plant in Chesterfield County.
The Jacobs work will include preliminary engineering and design, as well as environmental permitting for the facility, according to a statement released Monday.
“We are very excited to partner with Jacobs, a firm with an exceptionally strong reputation, expertise and track record in engineering pulp and paper projects all over the world,” said Jerry Z. Peng, Tranlin’s chairman and CEO, in the statement. “This new award marks a major milestone for the project, and it highlights our commitment to building a world-class, eco-friendly production facility in Chesterfield County.”
