We are an SBA 8(a) certified Small Business. Hidden Water, Inc. is fully capable of safely, efficiently, and cost effectively solving all of your A & E requirements and Hazardous and Low Level Radioactive waste management, transportation and disposal needs. Hidden Water has the knowledge and resources available, along with the help provided by strategic/cooperative agreements with key teammates enabling us to be your one-stop resource.
Hidden Water is a member of the Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma, a federally recognized Native American Tribe. Our company is also eligible to earn a 5% rebate to the Prime Contractor when performing federal subcontract work under the Native American Incentive Program as implemented by 25 USC 1544 through FAR 26.1.
Hidden Water is a member of the Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma, a federally recognized Native American Tribe. Our company is also eligible to earn a 5% rebate to the Prime Contractor when performing federal subcontract work under the Native American Incentive Program as implemented by 25 USC 1544 through FAR 26.1.
Services
Hidden Water, Inc. was founded on basic principles of Honesty & Integrity, we provide problem solving services which satisfy your project's goals.
Hidden Water Inc. has the proven capability to provide full turn-key solutions to your varied Architectural and Engineering requirements.
We specialize in the bidding, management and performance of hazardous and radiological waste disposal contracts at government installation across the country where generators required knowledgeable, prompt and reliable service.
Hidden Water Inc. has the proven capability to provide full turn-key solutions to your varied Architectural and Engineering requirements.
We specialize in the bidding, management and performance of hazardous and radiological waste disposal contracts at government installation across the country where generators required knowledgeable, prompt and reliable service.
Dean Markham founded Hidden Water, Inc. in 2000.
As a tribal member of the Cherokee Nation, in Oklahoma, Dean grew up around oil fields and waste management issues.
He was born in El Dorado, KS where his father worked in the oil fields.
After working hard to obtain his environmental management degree in 1993 from Northeastern State University in Oklahoma he went on to work for a national environmental service company that eventually transferred him from Texas to Wichita, Kansas, where Dean pursued his MBA and continued working in the Environmental Service arena.
As a tribal member of the Cherokee Nation, in Oklahoma, Dean grew up around oil fields and waste management issues.
He was born in El Dorado, KS where his father worked in the oil fields.
After working hard to obtain his environmental management degree in 1993 from Northeastern State University in Oklahoma he went on to work for a national environmental service company that eventually transferred him from Texas to Wichita, Kansas, where Dean pursued his MBA and continued working in the Environmental Service arena.
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