NIST temperature calibration laboratory
Occom

Backing calibration businesses in their next phase of growth.

We partner with owners who’ve built a business customers trust, and invest in the people who made it happen.

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People-first approach.

We’re here to build alongside the team that earned your reputation, not to cut costs. Growth should create opportunity for your people and make the business a better place to work.

Fixed-point systems and measurement bridges at NIST
What we’re looking for

Calibration businesses customers count on.

We partner with laboratory, mobile and on-site calibration services businesses with strong technical teams, loyal customers, and excellent service.

Businesses with related repair, maintenance, instrument services, sales and distribution fit too.

When getting it right matters.

We work with calibration businesses across industries with a particular focus on highly regulated industries where precision and documentation are non-negotiable.

Examples of priority end-markets

Life sciences

Pharma, biotech, and medical devices

Aerospace & defense

Aircraft manufacturing, defense systems, and aviation maintenance

Energy and utilities

Power generation, oil and gas, and water utilities

Industrial manufacturing

Electronics, automotive, and precision manufacturing

Wherever precision matters: Calibration businesses serving other industries are a fit too, especially where customers have strict quality standards, recurring calibration needs, and little room for error.

About us

Sumner and Matt co-founded Occom in 2026. They are long-time friends and former investors who are passionate about partnering with great people and supporting businesses in their next phase of growth.

For business owners

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Whether you’re ready for more growth, thinking about succession, or just want to learn more, we’d love to hear from you.

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info@occom-cap.com

Concept photography: NIST temperature calibration laboratory. This shows a NIST facility, not Occom operations. No NIST endorsement is implied.