COMMUNITY CLIMATE RISK ASSESSMENT

4.1.1. The Climate Risk Assessment for the Town of Middleton will evaluate the potential impacts of climate change on the town's infrastructure, economy, environment, and communities, helping to identify vulnerabilities and prioritize actions to build resilience. Often referred to as the Heart of the Annapolis Valley, with a population of ~1,900, Middleton serves as a key service hub and agricultural area for the region. The Town has experienced increasing climate impacts, such as flooding and heatwaves, which threaten aging infrastructure, and service delivery. This assessment will be undertaken by a consultant and will include gathering localized climate data, mapping vulnerabilities, analyzing hazards, and mapping exposure. Extensive stakeholder engagement will ensure that residents, businesses, and experts contribute to identifying the town's most pressing climate challenges. Activities will include community workshops, focus groups, and surveys to identify Middleton's most pressing climate challenges and to gather local knowledge. 4.1.2. Insights from Middleton's risk assessment will guide regional strategies, ensuring that both local and shared climate challenges are addressed effectively and equitably. 4.1.3. The Climate Risk Assessment will provide Middleton with the knowledge and tools to enhance climate resilience, inform long-term planning, and ensure that future development aligns with climate adaptation goals. By fostering community resilience, this project will contribute to safeguarding the future of Middleton and its neighboring communities through a unified, equitable, and proactive approach to climate action. Cost of acquiring documents: Not Applicable Terms of payment for acquiring documents: Not Applicable Tender notices on CanadaBuys published for Nova Scotia Public Sector Entities may not reflect amendments. For tender documents and up-to-date addenda, refer to the Nova Scotia Procurement Portal: https://procurement-portal.novascotia.ca/tenders/MID2026-01 For additional detail on contract duration, refer to the tender documents. Note that in some cases, third-party hosting platform registration and/or fees may be required to review related documents, or to submit tender responses.