Hydrologic Engineering
UEI: D35XQKZ24K45
Overview
Awardee Type
Parent
(1 child)
Federal Capability Statement
Hydrologic Engineering Inc pprovides design of data collections systems, data analysis of hydro-logic data. Also provides Analysis for remote sensing data related to hydrology.
Keywords
Geophysical, Hydro analytic, data quality, water analysis, prevent catastrophic, monitoring, leak detection, watershed, wetlands, geomorphic sciences, natural resources, earth sciences
Headquarters
Corvallis, OR
United States
United States
Most Recent Award
Aug. 25, 2023
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Federal contract recipient
HYDROLOGIC ENGINEERING, INC.
dba HYDROLOGIC ENGINEERING INC
(UEI D35XQKZ24K45)
is headquartered in Corvallis OR.
The corporation
was founded in September 1997 and
federally registered in
April 2004.
Federal Award Analysis
Hydrologic Engineering federal award history
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Federal Registration and Certifications
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Legal Name
HYDROLOGIC ENGINEERING, INC.
DBA
HYDROLOGIC ENGINEERING INC
UEI
MMJXAJPZHD77
CAGE Code
3UPX7
Primary NAICS
None Reported
SBA Certifications
None
Self Certifications
None
Entity Structure
Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)
Purpose of Registration
Federal Assistance Awards
Date Founded
Sept. 7, 1997
Initial Registration
April 27, 2004
Last Registration
Jan. 2, 2025
Registration Activation
Jan. 2, 2025
Registration Expiration
Dec. 31, 2025
Fiscal Year End
December 31
Reported Entity Types
For Profit Organization
Subchapter S Corporation
Subchapter S Corporation
State of Incorporation
OR
Country of Incorporation
USA
Employees
<500
Reported NAICS
None Reported
Accepts Credit Cards
No