GARY W CLEM INC

GARY W CLEM INC specializes in the design, fabrication, and maintenance of precision agricultural machinery and specialized equipment for research and field applications. The company’s core capabilities center on the manufacturing of small-scale farm machinery, including grain drills, planters, threshers, and seed-counting systems tailored for USDA germplasm and breeding research. Their technical expertise includes precision mechanical design, modular fabrication of custom agricultural implements, and the integration of mechanical systems for controlled-environment crop research. They also provide repair and maintenance services for specialized research equipment, such as Almaco crop genetics systems, demonstrating proficiency in mechanical troubleshooting, component replacement, and system recalibration for sensitive agricultural instrumentation. Their ability to deliver highly customized, low-volume machinery for niche research applications sets them apart in the federal contracting space. The contractor maintains a consistent and deep relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, particularly through its Agricultural Research Service (ARS) divisions, where they deliver mission-critical equipment for field trials, genetic enhancement projects, and crop breeding research. Their work supports the USDA’s objectives in sustainable agriculture and seed preservation through tailored hardware solutions. Their primary industry focus is on farm machinery and equipment manufacturing (NAICS 333111), with secondary work in construction machinery manufacturing (333120) and commercial machinery repair (811310). They serve the public-sector agricultural research vertical, positioning themselves as a niche provider of non-commercial, research-grade equipment not typically offered by mainstream manufacturers. GARY W CLEM INC is a small business operating from Nevada, Iowa, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence is localized, but their market positioning is nationally relevant within USDA research networks due to their ability to deliver highly specialized, low-volume machinery with rapid turnaround and technical adaptability.