Hazard Mapping and Inclusive Vulnerability Assessment Service

The agency is seeking hazard mapping and inclusive vulnerability assessment services. The project aims to translate current and future climate scenarios into high-resolution spatial maps. These maps will highlight where hazards are currently realized within the city and how this will change in the future. The scope of work includes evaluating the probability, frequency, intensity, scale, and spatial distribution of current and future climate hazards. These hazards encompass extreme urban heat, flash flooding, riverine inundation, and water scarcity. The agency requires micro-level, open-source GIS hotspot mapping. Eligibility for this opportunity is worldwide. The performance of the work will be conducted offsite. The agency is looking for proposals and responses can be submitted digitally via email or online. All questions must be submitted no later than August 6, 2026.