Quantarc
Q2 facilities management software and building surveys for estates and facilities teams of institutions and organisations
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Quantarc
Quantarc develops Q2 EFM, an integrated CAFM and IWMS system with over 30 modules, including project management, permits to work and resource scheduling. Training and software support are delivered with the system.
Quantarc also offers surveys and consultancy, sold standalone or used to populate Q2 EFM. Services include space utilisation surveys, Wi-Fi-based utilisation assessments, space need analysis, condition surveys, Refurb, Adapt, Replace (RAR) assessments, asset surveys, PPM schemes, measured surveys and space and compliance audits. Its customers are estates and facilities functions of institutions and organisations.
Quantarc was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Swansea, South Wales. Its team includes qualified buildings professionals.
Product: Q2 Estates & Facilities Management System (CAFM/IWMS) with 30+ modules, plus space, condition and asset surveys and consultancy.
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