Company
About
At Paynter Dixon we step up to every project, combining more than 100 years of creative problem solving and relentless determination to deliver better design and construction solutions.
Quality is our livelihood.
The way we finish today is
the way we start tomorrow.
People matter most, from first meetings to life-long partnerships.
It’s also why we’re committed to helping the community through our philanthropic partner, the PAYCE Foundation.
Whatever your vision, we’ll work with you.
Our mission
To partner with clients to design, build and deliver high-quality and cost-effective projects which enhance their business.
Our vision
To enrich communities through exceptional buildings.
Our values
Determined
We live and breathe every project. It’s about working the problems and pursuing the opportunities at every turn. Our determination goes the distance – and further.
Responsive
We’re curious and responsive to change. We listen, learn and act. We’re powered by our experience, and nimble in how we deliver. Our eyes are on the future and we’re ready to add value.
Creative
We’re creative problem solvers who draw on many years of experience to unlock new solutions. We’re skilled in bringing design and delivery together.
Supportive
Partnering is our way of helping others achieve their goals today and in the years ahead. We’ll support you at every stage.
Community
We proudly support charities and not-for-profit causes as part of our corporate commitment to social responsibility.
Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)
Partners
For more than a century, Paynter Dixon has built strong relationships in the Australian building industry.
Our partners play a key role in helping us deliver high quality projects, as well as supporting the local communities in which we work.
Quality management
Our Integrated Management System is independently certified and implemented across all operations undertaken by Paynter Dixon and our contractors.
Awards
| Institution | Award | Division | Project |
|---|---|---|---|
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2023 | Interior Fitouts, $8 million to $10 million | Winner - Petersham RSL Club |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2023 | Health Buildings, Refurbishment up to $10 million | Winner - St Vincent's Hospital Hybrid Theatre & Endoscopy Suite |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2022 | 1st Year Apprentice of the Year | Winner - Hannah Ipsen |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2022 | New Hospitality Building, Up to $5 million | Winner - Lady Banks Rooftop Bar |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2022 | Private Schools, $10 million to $15 million | Winner - Norwest Christian College Secondary Learning Precinct |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2020 | New hospitality buildings in the $20-$50 million category | Merit - Club Parramatta |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2019 | Best Commercial Building $50,000,000 - $100,000,000 | Winner - Flinders Centre, Bankstown |
| Urban Development Institute of Australia | Excellence in Aged Care 2018 | Aged-Care | Thomas Holt Aged Care |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2017 | Club/Entertainment – Refurbishment $10,000,001 – $20,000,000 | Winner Bankstown Sports Club Basement Brewhouse and Peking Sq. Restaurant |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2016 | Hospitality Buildings $15,000.001-$20,000.000 | Winner Bankstown Sports Club Travelodge Hotel Extension |
| WorkCover NSW | SafeWork Awards 2012 | Winner WorkCover NSW Safety Leadership Award | |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Award 2010 | Commercial Buildings $10m – $25m | Winner St Vincent de Paul Society, Lewisham – Head Office |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Award 2010 | Winner Innovation New Product | Recycled Cardboard Hoarding |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Award 2009 | Site Safety Commercial Projects up to $10,000,000 | Winner Mt Pritchard & District Community Club |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2008 | Club/Entertainment – Refurbishment $5,000,001 – $10,000,000 | Winner Bankstown District Sports Club |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2008 | Club/Hotel Developments (refurbishment) over $1.5m | Winner Tuncurry Bowling Club |
| The Australian Institute of Building | Professional Excellence in Building Awards 2007 | Certificate of High Commendation | The Marion Aged Care Facility |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2006 | Sporting Facilities up to $10,000,001 – $25,000,000 | Winner Mounties M1 Fitness Facility, Mt Pritchard |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2005 | Occupational Health & Safety – General Construction Project | Winner Banksia Retirement Village Extensions |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2003 | Client/Entertainment Refurbishment | Winner Pittwater RSL Club |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2002 | Education building up to $5,000,000 | Winner William Cowpower Anglican School – North Tamworth |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2002 | Sporting Facilities – up to $5,000,000 | Winner St Marys Rugby League Club Playing Field |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2001 | Sporting Facilities up to $5,000,000 | Winner Drummoyne Sailing Club |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2001 | Entertainment/Hospitality Building – $10,000,001 & over | Merit – North Ryde RSL & Community Club |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 2000 | Entertainment/Hospitality Building – $500,000,001 – $10,000,000 | Winner St Marys Rugby League Club |
| Blacktown City Council | Outstanding Building Design 1999 | Being Builders of Motel & Sports Club at Reservoir Road Blacktown | |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 1998 | Building Entertainment/Hospitality – $10,000,000 & over | Merit Warilla Bowls & Recreation Club |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 1995 | Building Entertainment/Hospitality – $5,000,000 & over | Winner Bankstown Sports Club |
| City of Liverpool | Business Awards 1991 | Best commercial or office building | John Edmondson V.C. Memorial Club |
| Master Builders Association | Excellence in Construction Awards 1990 | Building – Refurbishment/renovation $5,000,000 and Over | Winner – Blacktown Workers Club |