The new NSW Rugby Centre of Excellence (CoE) will become the new home for NSW Rugby Union (NSWRU) and the Warratahs.

St Kilda Pier, built in 1971, is an iconic tourist destination with an estimated 830,000 visits annually. The 445m long Pier is nearing the end of its 50- year design life. Much of the reinforced concrete structure remains in poor condition despite recent strengthening works and is at risk of closure due to its deteriorating structural condition.

The Angliss Hospital Expansion Stage 2 Project will deliver a new multi-storey building which includes a new inpatient unit, four operating theatres, a new central sterile supply department, and spaces for outpatient services.

The Ontoit team has been responsible for developing and managing the unique commercial, financial, technical and service delivery frameworks that informed all of the Public Housing Renewal Program (PHRP) projects from its inception in 2017.

Stage 3A of the Latrobe Regional Hospital Expansion will provide state of the art facilities for patients in Gippsland including a new maternity ward, operating theatres, and an additional emergency department.

The third and final stage of Melbourne Park Redevelopment Project will ensure the Australian Open remains at Melbourne Park well into the future.

Albury City Council (ACC) has engaged Ontoit to complete a stakeholder engagement process in relation to the planned expansion of Albury Airport to the West of the existing airport infrastructure. The project has been known as Albury Airport Western Precinct Expansion.

The proposed new Melton Hospital will support a fast-growing community in Melbourne’s outer west. It will provide lifelong health care and greater health care opportunities to the region, whilst reducing pressure on busy hospitals in the surrounding suburbs.

The $4 billion Regional Rail Revival program is upgrading every regional passenger rail line in Victoria and creating jobs and supplier opportunities.

Brighton Grammar’s St Andrews Exchange project provides the school with a unique opportunity to re-imagine teaching and learning in creative arts, science, design, and technology as well as creating innovative facilities to encourage emerging education.

As one of the largest Ambulance services in the world, NSW Ambulance covers an area of 801,600 sqm and a population of 7.25 million people.

The Maryborough and District Hospital redevelopment comprises a mix of new building and refurbishment works including construction of a new multi-storey building to the south of the existing hospital.