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We start with workshops, a review of your site, data or existing systems, and an honest look at scope, budget and risk — before anything gets priced or promised in writing.
Enterprise software and civil engineering from one accountable team — QbitLMS, BIM, intelligent transport and systems engineering, from concept to hand-over.
Expertise that combines software, civil and systems engineering.
Engineering & product team
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Trusted by universities, enterprises, contractors & public agencies
Projects live across universities, enterprises and agencies
“Anyone can draw it. Anyone can code it. We make it hold up in the real world.”
Coordinated, clash-checked models across hospitals, campuses and factories.
Universities, enterprises and public agencies in six countries.
Nine technology disciplines and five engineering disciplines, coordinated by one team instead of five vendors. Wherever your project starts — a screen or a site — we can take it all the way through.
Structural, civil, highways and drainage design — from feasibility studies to tender drawings and construction supervision.
02Coordinated models from LOD 100 to 500, clash-free federation and 4D/5D deliverables aligned to ISO 19650.
03Adaptive signals, tolling, enforcement and traffic management centres, tied into one operating picture by our own software.
04Requirements, architecture, interfaces, verification and RAMS assurance for complex, multi-vendor projects.
05Photoreal renders, walkthroughs and 4D construction sequences that let stakeholders see it before it's built.
Our engineering team designs and checks the physical things your organisation runs on: university campuses and hospital buildings, highway and drainage networks, and the transport corridors that move people through a city. The same structural, geotechnical and highway standards a specialist consultancy would use — BNBC 2020, Eurocodes, RHD specifications — sit behind every drawing we issue.
What's different is what happens to that work afterwards. BIM issues flow into dashboards your site team already checks every morning. ITS corridors report back through analytics software we built ourselves. Digital twins and CivilHub, our construction-management product, turn models and drawings into something a project actually runs on, not a PDF that sits in an inbox.
We turn the tools we built for ourselves into products you can use today — starting with QbitLMS.
From admissions and courses to grades and accreditation reports, QbitLMS does it all — built from the ground up for how universities really work.
Everything a school needs — attendance, admin, and parent updates in one simple app.
Project, document, BIM-issue and compliance management made for construction teams — built by engineers who use it on site.
Automatic WhatsApp follow-ups that keep your customers coming back.
Five stages, one accountable team, whatever you're building.
We start with workshops, a review of your site, data or existing systems, and an honest look at scope, budget and risk — before anything gets priced or promised in writing.
Requirements get written down and agreed, whether that is a product specification, a concept design, or a BIM execution plan setting out who models what, and to which level of detail.
Detailed design work happens here — UI and system design for software, drawings and coordinated models for engineering — with structured reviews at every milestone, not just at the end.
Development sprints or tender and construction support run in parallel with testing, clash resolution and verification, so problems surface on a screen or in a model, never on site.
Handover includes training, as-built drawings or COBie data, and a named engineer who already knows your project — with clear response times and one real point of contact from day one.
Eight sectors, one team that already speaks the language of each.
From admissions to accreditation, we build and run the systems a modern university depends on.
Highways, drainage and public buildings designed to the codes your funding agencies and auditors expect.
Signal timing, tolling and traffic-management software for corridors that move people more safely, every day.
BIM coordination that catches clashes on a screen, long before they cost you time on site.
Patient-facing software alongside the structural and MEP coordination that keeps a hospital campus safe.
Facility layouts and operational software that keep a production line and its data in sync.
Asset data and dashboards that turn field readings into decisions, close to real time.
Custom software built to today's budget and tomorrow's scale, from first product to enterprise rollout.
A few of our favourites across software and engineering. We've kept names private, but we're happy to share the full story on a call.
We replaced spreadsheets and four separate tools with one simple system for a 12-program engineering faculty.
WhatsApp reminders and easy re-booking for a diagnostic centre, so patients never slip through the cracks.
A local property site with verified listings and simple lead management, built for the Bangladeshi market.
We coordinated architecture, structure and MEP models for a 40,000 m² hospital campus, resolving clashes in the model long before contractors reached for a grinder on site.
Adaptive signal timing and a live TMC dashboard turned a congested nine-junction urban corridor into one that actually keeps traffic moving through the peak.
Geometric, pavement and drainage design for a 38 km rural road upgrade, with HEC-RAS flood modelling so the road survives its first monsoon, not just its opening day.
“We came in expecting another vendor. We got an engineering partner. Qubit understood accreditation better than the consultants we'd paid for years — and then they built it.”
“The rollout was phased and calm. Working software every sprint, no big-bang risk. Our staff were trained before they ever felt overwhelmed.”
“Security wasn't an afterthought we had to ask for — audit logs, access control, and data ownership were in the first proposal.”
“Support actually knows our deployment. We get a named engineer, not a ticket queue. That's rare here.”
“They quoted honestly, delivered early, and the product still looks better than tools I've seen at far bigger institutions abroad.”
“Their BIM coordination caught the problems our previous consultant missed — before we poured a single slab.”
Simple, honest pricing. Every option includes setup, training, and a real person to help.
Perfect for a first project or a single team.
For growing organisations rolling out across teams.
For big custom builds and long-term partnerships.
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Talk to usNot at all. We go deepest in education with QbitLMS, but we also build custom software, apps, and automation for businesses, startups, and enterprises.
Yes. You can run it in the cloud, entirely on your own servers, or a mix of both — whatever your data rules require.
It depends on size, but we work in stages and show you working software every couple of weeks. Most focused projects go live in weeks; bigger rollouts take a few months.
We move it for you. Our team carefully imports your existing records — students, courses, history — and double-checks everything, so nothing gets lost.
You get a real engineer who knows your project, clear response times, and regular updates. We stick around — most of our clients have been with us for years.
Yes. Engineering is not a side project — we have civil, transport and systems engineers on staff, working to the same standards a specialist consultancy would use. Most clients start with one domain and bring us the other once they see how the data connects between a model, a site and a dashboard.
We work to ISO 19650 for information management, and model to whichever Level of Development the project needs — typically LOD 100 to 500 per the BIMForum specification. Models and data exchange through open formats: IFC for geometry, BCF for issue tracking, and COBie for asset handover at the end.
In most cases, yes. We integrate through NTCIP and vendor-specific protocols for signal controllers, and DATEX II feeds for traffic data exchange. Where a controller or toll system is genuinely closed, we phase the integration and build around it rather than asking you to rip out working hardware.
Regularly. We work white-label as a sub-consultant on BIM coordination, independent design checks and systems-assurance reviews for larger architecture, engineering and contracting firms — your client never needs to know we are involved, and we are used to working inside someone else's process and deadlines.
Tell us what you're building — software, structure, or both — and we'll show you how we'd deliver it. No pressure, no jargon.