A Torres Strait Islander owned builder delivering education, commercial, remedial and industrial projects across Sydney and regional NSW.
Acknowledgement of Country
Baywa acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the Elders past, present and emerging.
Who we are
A Torres Strait Islander owned principal contractor, delivering education, government and commercial projects across New South Wales to the standard our clients hold us to.
Baywa is a Torres Strait Islander owned principal contractor with offices in Winston Hills and Tamworth. We deliver refurbishment, remedial, fitout and new-build projects for education, government and commercial clients across metropolitan Sydney and regional NSW.
Every project does two jobs. It gives our client a safe, compliant, well-built space, and it grows Indigenous participation in construction through real work for real people.
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Community and Country
We create real opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through employment, training and engagement on every project.
Selected projects
Most of our work happens inside buildings that stay open. We plan every program around the people still using them.
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Education
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Industrial
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CommercialWhat we do
Principal contractor for refurbishment, remedial, fitout and new-build works, with delivery teams across metropolitan Sydney and regional NSW.
All capabilities
Refurbishment and fitout inside operating schools, TAFE campuses and tertiary facilities.
Fast, well-coordinated fitouts and refurbishments for retail and commercial precincts.
Defect rectification, compliance upgrades and heritage fabric, risk and compliance first.
Sheds, fencing, carparks and hardstands, sequenced to keep operations running.
Why Baywa
Guided by First Nations values. Run to NSW Government construction, governance and safety standards.
Metropolitan and regional delivery teams ready to mobilise anywhere in New South Wales on award, and to run several sites at once without losing pace.
Dedicated project and site teams with a proven record across corporate, government and education. Their knowledge cuts time on site, which means better value for money.
Approved under BuyNSW scheme SCM0256 for general construction works up to $1M, and registered with Supply Nation.
Supply Nation registered, Cm3 compliant and certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001.
Where we work
Two offices, and teams that travel to wherever the job is.
OfficeFY26–27 projectStatewide make good campusOffices in Winston Hills and Tamworth put delivery teams within reach of metropolitan Sydney, the Hunter, New England and the Central West. Statewide programs have taken us from Kingscliff to Wagga Wagga.
Projects, FY26–27
HomeAbout
Torres Strait Islander owned and female owned. Based on Dharug Country in Sydney and Kamilaroi Country in Tamworth. Trusted on live campuses, heritage buildings, commercial precincts and industrial sites across NSW.
Who we are
Baywa is a Torres Strait Islander owned and female owned principal contractor. We build for education, government and commercial clients across New South Wales, and we run every job to the standard those clients hold us to.
From our offices in Winston Hills in Sydney and Tamworth in the New England, our delivery teams cover the whole of the state: metropolitan Sydney, the Hunter and Central Coast, the North Coast, New England and the North West, the Central West and the Riverina. Wherever the work is, we mobilise to it, and we run many sites at once to the same program and the same standard.
Most of our work is delivered inside buildings and campuses that stay open. Planning around the people who use them, keeping them safe and informed, and handing back on program is the discipline the whole business is built on.
The three dots in our mark are the three things we carry to every site: our people, our standards and our respect for the Country we are working on.
Our Director
Edmund Tamwoy is a Torres Strait Islander man and a traditional owner of Badu Island in Zenadth Kes. He has decades of experience in construction and sustainability.
Edmund runs Baywa the way he has run every job: plan it properly, keep the site safe, keep the people around it informed, and hand it back finished. On his own Country he has built enterprise from the ground up and continues to do so throughout QLD and NSW. He sees every project as a chance to create development pathways for young Indigenous people, through apprenticeships tied to TAFE NSW courses, training on the job and steady work with a First Nations builder.
Our vision
To be the leading First Nations construction partner for education, government and commercial buildings in NSW.
Our mission
Our values
For Country, for culture, for the people who use the buildings we work in, and for each other.
For the safety of everyone on and around our sites, every day, on every job.
We say what we will do, then we report what we did. No surprises for anyone.
In work that lasts, and in the people from our communities who do it.
Our principles
Nobody gets hurt building or using what we build, and the site leaves no mark it should not. Every job starts with a plan for the people around it and for the waste, materials and energy it will use.
Work that passes inspection the first time and keeps performing long after handover, delivered to the same standard on every site, however many we are running.
Indigenous employment and Indigenous suppliers are part of how we deliver, not an add-on, and every project is a chance to open a pathway for someone.
One team, one program and one point of responsibility. We report honestly on progress and we own the outcome.
Accreditations
Registered Indigenous business, recognised by and active in the Supply Nation network.
Compliant contractor under the Cm3 contractor safety prequalification system.
Approved for NSW Government general construction works up to $1M.
HomeHow we work
Every engagement runs on the same system, reports openly against the program, and draws on the depth to deliver high-intensity works across many sites at once.
Delivery models
You have the design. We price it, plan it and build it under GC21, MW21 or AS4000, with the reporting each contract requires.
Baywa takes single-point responsibility for design and delivery. We engage and manage the design team, own the outcome, and design to the client's standards where they apply.
A collaborative approach in which we work alongside the client and design team before the contract is let, so constructability, staging and risk are resolved early and the cost of the works comes down.
One scope delivered across many sites concurrently, to one standard and on a compressed timetable, with every site finished and reported the same way.
Live environments
Most of our projects are delivered inside campuses and buildings that keep operating. Here is how we keep the people in them safe and the work moving.
Trades
We are a principal contractor. We manage the full trade scope through subcontractors we have worked with across many programs, under our own supervision, safety system and quality system, so clients deal with one team and one point of accountability.
Systems and compliance
Our environmental management system, certified to ISO 14001.
Download certificateOur work health and safety management system, certified to ISO 45001.
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BuyNSW scheme SCM0256, general construction works up to $1M
HomeCapabilities
Principal contractor for refurbishment, remedial and fitout works, with delivery teams across metropolitan Sydney and regional NSW.
Sector
Refurbishment and fitout inside operating schools, TAFE campuses and tertiary facilities, planned around students, staff and the academic calendar.
We stage works around term dates and holiday windows, run multi-campus programs in parallel, and agree access, inductions and safety controls with campus stakeholders before anyone starts on site.
Sector
Fast, well-coordinated fitouts and refurbishments, delivered alongside project managers, asset owners, tenants and consultants.
We bring the full suite of fitout trades under one program so tenants open on the day they planned to.
Sector
Repairing building fabric, working with consultants to achieve compliant restoration and remediation.
We cover structural, waterproofing, facade and hazmat remediation, and heritage work where the fabric, the approvals and the detailing call for specialist care.
Sector
Sheds, fencing, carparks and hardstands, sequenced to keep operations running and risk controlled.
Industrial and civil work on operating sites, where access, staging and safety controls matter as much as the build itself: new structures, external works, services upgrades and pavements, delivered as one coordinated package.
How we deliver
Controlled sites, term-break programming, multi-site delivery and transparent reporting against the program. How we work has the detail.
HomeProjects
TAFE campuses, public schools, heritage buildings and retail precincts. Delivered safely, on program and to government standard.
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EducationCommercialSt Leonards · Wetherill Park · Granville · Mount Druitt
A staged carpark renewal across four TAFE campuses. Campuses stayed partially operational, so detailed traffic management, controlled access zones and clear communication kept vehicles and pedestrians moving safely.
Renew carparks at four campuses, St Leonards, Wetherill Park, Granville and Mount Druitt, while each campus stayed partially operational and vehicles and pedestrians kept moving.
Every site was sequenced in defined stages with detailed traffic management, controlled access zones and clear communication to campus staff. Part of the program was timed for the TAFE holiday period to reduce disruption further.
Four campuses resurfaced and line marked to one standard, with compliant, long-lasting carpark infrastructure and no campus closed for the works.
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A proud Torres Strait Islander owned and female owned company, creating real opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through employment, training and engagement across our projects.
Why it matters
When you engage Baywa, the work gets done to standard and Indigenous people share in the opportunity.
registered Indigenous business, Torres Strait Islander owned and female owned
Country our offices stand on, in Winston Hills and Tamworth
Reconciliation Action Plan, January 2027 to January 2029
Our approach
Baywa actively supports Indigenous employment and participation in construction. Our approach is practical and it runs through every project.
Registered with Supply Nation and active in its network, undertaking contract training and business engagement activities.
January 2027 to January 2029. Fourteen actions across relationships, respect, opportunities and governance, each with a date and a person responsible.
Read our commitments
Baywa partners with Crystal Ailan, an Indigenous-owned enterprise in the Torres Strait, to support connection to Country and remote Indigenous communities.
For clients
Choosing Baywa means your project budget does more. The building gets delivered to government standard, and the spend supports Indigenous jobs, skills and suppliers.
HomeCommunity & CountryReconciliation Action Plan
Baywa's Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan runs from January 2027 to January 2029. It sets out how a Torres Strait Islander owned builder works on Aboriginal Country, with every action given a date and a person responsible.
Why a First Nations business needs a RAP
"Ownership alone does not make a workplace culturally safe, and it does not hold us to account."Managing Director and RAP Champion
Baywa is owned and led by Torres Strait Islander people, and most of our work is on Aboriginal land. People sometimes ask why a business like ours needs a Reconciliation Action Plan. We have three reasons.
Accountability. Our participation results so far have come from who we are and from the commitments we make in individual tenders. A RAP puts those commitments into one public document with dates and names against them, and we report our progress to Reconciliation Australia every year.
Respect between First Nations cultures. Torres Strait Islander culture and the Aboriginal cultures of New South Wales are distinct. Our owners' heritage does not give our team knowledge of Dharug or Kamilaroi Country, or of the other Countries where TAFE NSW campuses stand. We build those relationships and that knowledge the same way any other contractor must.
Influence. On a typical project we direct more people than we employ. Our subcontractors and suppliers take their lead from us on who gets hired, who gets trained and how Country is acknowledged on site. A published RAP tells them what we expect before they price a job.
What we are committing to
These sit above Reconciliation Australia's minimum Innovate requirements and above the NSW Government participation minimum of 1.5% of contract value.
of annual subcontract and supplier spend directed to First Nations owned businesses
of trades labour hours delivered through apprentices and trainees, aligned to TAFE NSW courses where the work allows
First Nations owned subcontractor or supplier engaged on every new contract, and a quote invited on every package over $50,000
Our commitments
Community engagement on every Country where we build.
Cultural safety on every Baywa site and in both offices.
First Nations employment, apprenticeships and subcontracting on every project.
Run through the same system as our certified quality, environmental and safety processes.
What we already do
Apprentices and trainees work on our projects, and wherever we can their placements line up with TAFE NSW courses, so students learn their trade on the campuses we build in.
We partner with Supply Nation businesses on live contracts, and we use the Supply Nation directory and the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce network to find First Nations subcontractors and suppliers for each project.
A recycling enterprise on Badu Island in the Torres Strait, founded by our Managing Director in 2017. Baywa partners with Crystal Ailan to promote environmental sustainability, connection to Country and support for remote Indigenous communities.
Our head office in Winston Hills stands on Dharug Country. Our Tamworth office stands on Kamilaroi Country. Our tender submissions and management plans already open with an Acknowledgement of Country written in our own words; the RAP extends that practice from our documents to our sites.
Baywa is Torres Strait Islander owned and female owned. First Nations people hold roles across the business, and our tenders carry participation commitments above the NSW Government minimum.
Clients, subcontractors and community organisations are welcome to ask how our commitments can support their own reconciliation goals.
HomeWork with us
We are growing, and we grow by backing good people: site teams, trades, subcontractors and Indigenous suppliers who want steady work done properly.
Careers
Baywa creates employment pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and lasting careers for people who want to make construction their trade.
Interested in joining us? Send your details and a short note about the work you want to do to admin@baywa.com.au.
There are no vacancies open right now. If you would like to be considered for future roles, send us your details and we will keep them on file.
Subcontractors and suppliers
We are always looking for reliable trades and suppliers across Sydney and regional NSW. We actively look for Indigenous owned businesses to build with.
Education, government and commercial projects with clear scopes and programs.
You will work under systems certified to ISO 45001, on sites that are planned before they are opened.
Clear scopes, honest programs and no surprises. We want partners for the next ten projects, not just this one.
Every package you deliver with us helps grow Indigenous participation in construction.
Tell us what you do and where you work. We will be in touch when a suitable package comes up.
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Tell us what you are planning. We will come back to you quickly with a straight answer on how we can help.
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How Baywa handles the personal information you give us through this website, and the terms on which the site is provided.
Privacy policy
Effective 28 September 2026. Baywa Pty Ltd, ABN 53 693 573 072, 74 Naomi Street South, Winston Hills NSW 2153.
Baywa Pty Ltd (Baywa, we, us) respects your privacy. This policy explains what personal information we collect through this website, how we use it, who we share it with and how you can access or correct it. We handle personal information in line with the Australian Privacy Principles in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).
When you use the contact form, we collect your name, organisation, email address, phone number and the message you write. When you register as a subcontractor or supplier, we collect your company name, contact name, email address, phone number, trade or service, the region you work in, whether your business is Indigenous owned, and anything you tell us about your business. We collect this information directly from you, and only what we need to respond to you.
Like most websites, our hosting provider records technical information about visits, such as the pages viewed, the date and time, the browser used and an IP address. If we use an analytics service, it collects this information in aggregate so we can see how the site is used. We do not use it to identify you.
We use the information you give us to answer your enquiry, to assess and contact subcontractors and suppliers when suitable work comes up, to keep in touch about projects you have asked about, and to run and improve this website. We do not sell personal information, and we do not use it for direct marketing unless you have asked us to keep you informed.
Your information is seen by the Baywa people who need it to respond to you. It may also be handled by the providers we use to run the website, deliver form submissions and store email and business records. We choose providers that protect information properly and, where we can, that store it in Australia. We may disclose information where the law requires it. We do not otherwise share your personal information with third parties without your consent.
Form submissions are sent to our business email and kept in our business systems. Access is limited to authorised staff. We keep personal information for as long as we need it for the purpose it was collected, and for as long as the law requires us to keep business records. Subcontractor and supplier details are kept while we consider your business a potential partner, and are removed on request.
You can ask to see the personal information we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it, by emailing admin@baywa.com.au. We will respond within 30 days. If you have a complaint about how we have handled your information, contact us first and we will look into it. If you are not satisfied with our response, you can contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au.
This site links to other websites, including our partners and certification bodies. Their privacy practices are their own. We may update this policy from time to time; the date at the top tells you when it was last changed.
Website terms
This website is provided by Baywa Pty Ltd for general information about our business. By using it you agree to these terms.
Information. We take care to keep the site accurate and current, but project details, figures and dates are provided for general information and may change. Nothing on this site is an offer to contract or professional advice. Contract terms for any work are set out in the relevant tender and contract documents, not here.
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Other sites. Links to other websites are provided for convenience. We do not control those sites and are not responsible for their content.
Liability. To the extent permitted by law, Baywa is not liable for any loss arising from use of this site or reliance on its content. Nothing in these terms excludes rights you have under the Australian Consumer Law.
Law. These terms are governed by the laws of New South Wales, Australia.
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