TRECE INC

TRECE INC specializes in the manufacturing and supply of precision agricultural pest management solutions, with deep expertise in the formulation and delivery of pesticide-related chemical systems and monitoring equipment. Their core capabilities include the production of attractant lures such as ammonium acetate and kairomone-based formulations, along with the fabrication of specialized trapping systems including circular traps and Wall Traps designed for targeted insect monitoring. The company demonstrates technical proficiency in entomological control technologies, integrating chemical biology with physical trap design to support integrated pest management strategies. Their ability to deliver customized lure kits with precise chemical ratios and compliant packaging highlights a niche specialization in bioactive agricultural chemistry tailored for field deployment. TRECE INC maintains a consistent and exclusive relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, supplying mission-critical pest surveillance and control materials used in national agricultural protection programs. Their work supports USDA’s efforts in monitoring invasive species and protecting crop systems through scientifically validated monitoring tools, indicating a trusted, long-term partnership rooted in regulatory compliance and technical reliability. The contractor’s primary industry focus is in NAICS 325320—Pesticide and Other Agricultural Chemical Manufacturing—where they operate as a specialized supplier of applied entomological chemistry products. Their market positioning is defined by precision manufacturing of non-pesticidal attractants and monitoring devices, serving regulatory and biosecurity needs within the agricultural sector rather than broad-spectrum chemical application. TRECE INC is a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Vestaburg, Michigan. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their consistent performance for the USDA underscores operational reliability and adherence to federal procurement standards. Their geographic presence is centralized in the Midwest, aligning with agricultural supply chains and USDA field operations across the continental U.S.