New Brunswick Opportunities Network #SHED-2026-01

Consulting Services for Climate Change Adaptation Plan – Town of Shediac

The Town of Shediac, New Brunswick, is seeking qualified consultants to develop a comprehensive Climate Change Adaptation Plan for its expanded municipal territory. - Government Buyer: - Town of Shediac (also referred to as City of Shediac) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named; this is a professional consulting services opportunity - Products/Services Requested: - Development of a Climate Change Adaptation Plan - Review and integration of existing municipal plans and studies - Climate risk and vulnerability assessments for infrastructure, natural assets, and communities - Evaluation of infrastructure and land use resilience - Stakeholder engagement, including bilingual (English and French) community consultations - Production of a comprehensive, actionable adaptation plan - Deliverables: risk assessments, strategic recommendations, visual products (maps, charts), phased implementation plan with cost estimates, monitoring and evaluation framework, bilingual executive summary, and presentation to Council - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Plan must integrate updated climate data and community profiles across the expanded municipal boundary - Alignment with provincial and federal climate adaptation frameworks - Excludes engineering design or construction; focus is on planning and policy analysis - Proven experience in municipal climate adaptation planning required - Bilingual engagement and deliverables (English and French) - Compliance with New Brunswick insurance and health and safety standards - All materials to be submitted in specified digital formats (PDF and editable files) - Proposals must include a clear methodology and cost breakdowns

Description

The Town of Shediac is seeking proposals from qualified and experienced consultants to develop a new Climate Change Adaptation Plan. The plan will guide the municipality in addressing climate change and building long-term resilience across the expanded municipal boundary. The project involves reviewing existing plans, conducting climate risk and vulnerability assessments, evaluating infrastructure resilience, and engaging stakeholders to produce a comprehensive and actionable plan. Proposals must be submitted electronically in PDF format by July 29, 2026, at 3:00 PM Atlantic Time.

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