HIDDEN WATER INC

Hidden Water Inc. specializes in environmental remediation, hazardous waste management, and scientific consulting services for federal land and public health agencies. The company delivers field-based environmental assessments, noxious weed inventory and control, medical waste disposal, and hazardous waste treatment and collection services. Their technical expertise includes remedial investigation/feasibility studies (RI/FE), environmental compliance documentation, and integrated waste stream management under RCRA and EPA guidelines. A key differentiator is their ability to combine on-the-ground field operations with technical reporting for complex federal sites, particularly in remote or culturally sensitive areas such as Native American trust lands. The contractor maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the Department of the Interior, where they conduct environmental assessments, invasive species management, and ecological monitoring on public lands. They also serve the Department of Defense with hazardous waste treatment and disposal for military installations and the Department of Health and Human Services with medical waste handling for federal health centers. Their work for these agencies consistently involves regulatory compliance, site-specific planning, and coordination with tribal and state authorities. Their primary industry focus lies in hazardous waste treatment and disposal (562211), remediation services (562910), and scientific consulting (541690), positioning them as a niche provider for federal environmental compliance and ecological stewardship. They specialize in serving agencies managing natural resources, military cleanup programs, and public health infrastructure, with an emphasis on actionable field data and documented remediation outcomes. Hidden Water Inc. is a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Owasso, Oklahoma. While they hold no formal government certifications, their consistent performance across high-regulation environments demonstrates operational maturity and familiarity with federal environmental protocols. Their geographic presence is defined by project-based deployments across the western and southwestern United States, particularly in regions under DOI and DoD jurisdiction.