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WT Australia

Name: WT Australia
Address: Level 26, 45 Clarence Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000, AU
Telephone: +61292997422

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QUANTITY SURVEYING CONSTRUCTION COST MANAGEMENT
Quantity surveying is the core discipline for our business.

At WT, we empower our clients to grow, inspiring confidence through our independent cost management and advisory services for the building, construction and infrastructure sectors. We have a 60+ year history of providing cost advice that is specifically design to help our clients make informed decisions. As you would expect with our history and breath of project experience, we have the processes a

nd people to provide a rigorous and innovative service offering focused on your project objectives. BUILDING & ENGINEERING SERVICES COST MANAGEMENT

At WTP we are a multi-disciplinary team that understand the sophistication of building and engineering services require to meet current and future client needs. Over 50% of total construction cost is attributed to the production of building and engineering services designs. Having WTP on your team and understanding all the implications of design changes is essential in optimising the project budget outcome. INFRASTRUCTURE COST ENGINEERING

WTP’s Infrastructure Group combine cost engineers and quantity surveyors to provide cost engineering services, which help both public and private sector clients achieve optimum project outcomes. Our focus and expertise mitigates significant cost overruns and costly variations while optimising the capital works budget rather than solely minimise cost. This is all achieved in a risk management framework while remaining flexible to our clients’ needs.

23/06/2025

Our latest Australian Construction Market Conditions Report is out now.

Construction cost escalation remains, in most markets, well above historical averages. This continues to be accompanied by record or near-record highs in construction activity, but some drivers of escalation are not necessarily linked to the peak volumes of work.

How can this situation be reconciled? And what are the implications of the recent escalation in the US-led trade war for the economy, construction and cost escalation?

Visit our website to find out more and download the report: https://ow.ly/tRJA50WfaNS

17/06/2025

At WT, we empower our clients to grow, inspiring confidence through independent advice and inventive thinking to create sustainable value across all aspects of the built environment.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/4edSWe2

06/06/2025

Last night, our team was proud to be recognised as finalists at the Property Council of Victoria’s People in Property Awards, an event that celebrates those making a meaningful impact on our industry. Congratulations to all the winners and nominees on the night.

A special shoutout to our outstanding finalists:
- Andrew Van Meel, National Director – Pathfinder category
- Emily Oram, Associate Director – People First category
- Anna Waters, Quantity Surveyor – Rising Star category

We’re proud to see your contributions acknowledged at this level.

28/05/2025

In celebration of National Volunteer Week, our team partnered with Habitat for Humanity's Brush with Kindness program to support community housing initiatives that provide safe and affordable homes for individuals with low incomes.

Throughout the day, our team engaged in painting, gardening, and cleaning activities, fostering a sense of camaraderie while giving back to the community. This event also allowed us to utilise our 'wellbeing for others' leave day, reinforcing our commitment to social responsibility.

Our partnership with Habitat for Humanity is a key component of WT Aspire, an employee-led initiative that encourages and empowers our teams to participate in local philanthropic efforts. Learn more: https://wtpartnership.com.au/about-us/wt-aspire/

26/05/2025

In recognition of National Reconciliation Week, our Brisbane office hosted a presentation which was broadcasted nationally featuring Joseph Wallace, Managing Director of Multhana, an Indigenous-owned business dedicated to creating employment and training opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in Queensland.

Joe shared his insightful reflections on the practical aspects of reconciliation, the lived experiences of Indigenous communities, and the ways in which we can all contribute to meaningful and lasting change.

This year's theme, "Bridging Now to Next," encourages us to learn from historical lessons and work together towards a more united and respectful nation.

14/05/2025

Today is – a day to recognise the vital role Facility Management plays in ensuring the health, safety, and productivity of our built environment. At WT, our Asset & Facilities Management team works across the full asset lifecycle to help clients maximise value, minimise risk, and achieve long-term operational excellence.

Discover how we support smarter asset performance: https://wtpartnership.com.au/asset-facilities-management/

13/05/2025

Our team had a fantastic time at Sydney Build Expo last week, where we continued to support the construction industry by sharing our insights across AI, digital twins, and diversity and inclusion.

Thanks to everyone who joined our sessions and the conversations with Ian Baddock, Sahar Khaledi, Corey Jones-Viegas and Janet Lum! We look forward to attending Melbourne Build in October.

05/05/2025

Construction professionals are facing increasing complexity, risk and data overload. At the same time, advanced digital tools are growing in sophistication. WT’s CIO Ian Baddock explains how advanced AI tools like agentic AI can transform decision-making, while keeping humans firmly in the driver’s seat.

Learn more: https://wtpartnership.com.au/embracing-advanced-ai-in-the-built-environment/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sydbuild

If you are in Sydney this Wednesday, don’t miss Ian’s workshop on this topic at Sydney Build Expo. See details and register for free here: https://www.sydneybuildexpo.com/conference-agenda-2025/workshop-role-ai-predictive-analysis-design

17/04/2025

Yesterday our team had a great time attending RMIT University Careers Day and chatting with students about the range of exciting opportunities at WT.

WT's National Talent Acquisition Partner William Parker was joined by Associate Director Danielle le Plastrier, Associate Kirsten Gilbert, and current cadets and RMIT students Grace Tilley and Luca Allesio, who shared their experiences working on a variety of landmark construction projects.

Our cadets and graduates enjoy a multitude of benefits and opportunities to be mentored, developing technical and leadership skills by rotating through sectors and technical practices.

Learn more about our early career opportunities here: https://wtpartnership.com.au/careers/cadets-graduates/

16/04/2025

Join us at Sydney Build Expo for a workshop on the role of AI and predictive analytics in the built environment. Led by our experts - CIO Ian Baddock, Digital Engineer Cristobal Sierra and Lead Data Engineer @ Tim Hammond - this session will unpack how modern digital tools are transforming the way we plan, forecast and deliver projects.

Through real-world scenarios, attendees will see how digital platforms enhance cost planning by addressing sustainability targets, material choices, market shifts, and project timelines. Participants will also gain insight into the behind-the-scenes requirements for these systems to function effectively and understand where professional judgment remains essential.

Find out more and register for free tickets: https://www.sydneybuildexpo.com/conference-agenda-2025/workshop-role-ai-predictive-analysis-design

15/04/2025

We're excited to see the Jinndii Waijung (Haven House Logan) project successfully completed, providing women and their children safe accommodation. This collaborative initiative was led by the Lady Musgrave Trust and the Property Industry Foundation and made possible by The Queensland Government.

Jinndii Waijung, which means "Mother's Nest" in the Yugambeh language, comprises four self-contained units totalling nine bedrooms. The development also includes communal spaces for learning and support activities, strategically located near schools, parks, and public transport to foster community integration and accessibility.

We're proud to have played a role in providing pro bono cost management and quantity surveying services. Christian Evelyn and Sophie Lam attended the ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate this milestone and view the completed units.

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Level 26, 45 Clarence Street
Sydney, NSW
2000

Opening Hours

Monday	8:45am - 5:15pm
Tuesday	8:45am - 5:15pm
Wednesday	8:45am - 5:15pm
Thursday	8:45am - 5:15pm
Friday	8:45am - 5:15pm

Telephone

+61292997422

Website

http://wtpartnership.com.au/contact/

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