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Under the Victoria Security of Payment (SOP) Act, recipients of a construction payment claim must either pay the full amount by the due date or provide a detailed payment schedule within 10 business days. Failure to respond or pay on time allows the
Prosecutions Policy by the Building and Plumbing Commission outlining court action, prosecutions, injunctions, and enforcement criteria to ensure industry compliance and consumer protection.
FY26 Procurement Activity Plan outlining upcoming BPC procurement activities, timeframes and opportunities for suppliers.
Learn how to identify, prevent and manage termite infestations in Victoria, including signs of damage, treatment options and your responsibilities as a property owner.
This is a guide on how to handle a performance security claim in Victoria under the Security of Payment (SOP) Act. It outlines key requirements, strict 10-business-day deadlines for serving a performance security schedule, and the legal consequences
Guide to demolition work covering activities, responsibilities and registration requirements for safe, compliant practice in Victoria.
This outlines the legal recourses available under Victoria's SOP Act when a respondent fails to properly respond to or release a performance security claim. Construction claimants can choose to either apply for formal adjudication or initiate court
Learn about the four account types used in BAMS reporting. Public, Industry, Local Government and State Government.
Options if a respondent doesn’t pay the amount claimed or respond | Building and Plumbing Commission
This outlines the legal recourse available to construction claimants in Victoria under the Security of Payment (SOP) Act when a respondent fails to pay a progress claim or provide a payment schedule. Key options detailed include exercising a lien
Learn about the BPC’s powers, principles, and regulatory tools for building remediation in Victoria, including rectification orders, dispute resolution, and home warranty insurance pathways.