Ever wonder why our logo looks the way it does? Indigo's logo is a
representative of a water hyacinth. These useful plants are
used in natural wastewater treatment systems. The outer circle
represents the water cycle.
Our name is a nod to the industry convention of color coding potable
water as blue and reuse water as purple. We spend most of our
time somewhere in between.
Contact Us
626 West Davies Way
Littleton, Colorado 80120
303.762.6076 voice
303.489.9226 mobile
303.484.3304 fax
About Us
Indigo Water Group is Woman Owned Small Business Enterprise based
in Littleton, Colorado. We specialize in water and wastewater
treatment projects and have been involved in numerous projects from
planning through permitting and construction.
Indigo Water
Group focuses on services in key areas including utility planning,
biological process and collection system modeling, regulatory
assistance, comprehensive performance evaluations, process
assistance and plant optimization, and operator training. We
have recently added contract operations for small wastewater systems
to our list of services.
Sidney Innerebner, PhD, PE, CWP
Sidney
has over twenty years of experience in environmental services
including laboratory management, treatment plant operation, and
water and wastewater design. She has conducted training classes
throughout her career beginning with chemistry and lab techniques at
Rocky Flats. She has served as an instructor at the Leadville
Operators School, Fundamentals School, and Boulder Operators
School for many years. Additionally, Sidney has been an
invited guest lecturer at the Colorado School of Mines and Red Rocks
Community College.
Sidney has a Ph.D in Environmental Science & Engineering from the
Colorado School of Mines. Her Ph.D research focussed on nitrifying
biofilms. She has expertise in planning, biochemical treatment
processes, comprehensive performance evaluations, wastewater process
modeling, laboratory operations, environmental assessments,
environmental permitting and compliance, chemistry, and toxicology.
Sidney received the Analytical Merit Award 2000 for Colorado from
the RMWEA.
Sidney began her career working as a chemist and managed laboratory
operations at the Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site for 5
years. At Rocky Flats, she taught courses in chemistry,
mathematics, and laboratory techniques. She then worked at the
Littleton/Englewood WWTP for 6.5 years, and has worked as an
Environmental Scientist for 6 years. As an Environmental
Scientist, she contributed to Master Plan efforts for the Cities of
Northglenn, Thornton, Brush, and Carbondale, Colorado.
Sidney is a Colorado certified A wastewater and A industrial
treatment plant operator in Colorado. She has developed numerous
operations training programs and gives training classes and seminars
across the United States.