Coastal Flooding and Tsunami Inundation Review and Data Interpretation

The District of Tofino is requesting proposals for a Coastal Flooding and Tsunami Inundation Review and Data Interpretation project. This initiative entails conducting a detailed desktop review of the existing Comprehensive Coastal Flood Risk Assessment and its accompanying Maps Atlas, incorporating relevant background information as needed. The objective is to clarify the assumptions, limitations, and implications embedded within the current hazard data while integrating updated considerations of climate change and sea level rise. This review aims to enhance the accuracy and utility of flood and tsunami risk information to support informed decision-making. Proposals must be submitted by June 26, 2026, under the solicitation number BC230357, issued by the Government of Canada through the District of Tofino. The project is managed by Contracting Authority Hilary OReilly, who can be contacted via the provided email for inquiries. The process is entirely desktop-based and focuses on interpreting existing data rather than generating new field assessments. This contract emphasizes the importance of understanding coastal hazard risks in the context of evolving environmental factors to support community resilience and planning.