Australian Solutions Centre (ASC) was formed in response to an industry need for the effective management of payment disputes in the construction industry. ASC is uniquely positioned in that ASC is a dedicated ANA. As such ASC is not distracted by unrelated membership or other business issues.

ASC maintains a policy of having a small highly skilled panel of adjudicators each determining a larger number of adjudications. ASC believes that less adjudicators doing more adjudications is a recipe for quality determinations. The ASC adjudicator panel is made up of hand-selected construction industry professionals with extensive technical, management, commercial or legal dispute resolution experience. ASC adjudicators are not selected on a 'rotary" or "next in line" basis, each adjudication nomination is carefully considered with the most appropriate adjudicator being selected. The diverse experience of the panel is such that ASC can respond to all levels of the industry from small subcontractors through to large building design and construct professionals.

ASC can recommend professional groups to assist both Claimants and Respondents with education/training, the preparation of payment claims, payment schedules, adjudication applications and adjudication responses, service of submissions and if required debt recovery processes through the court. Through these recommended groups ASC has the ability to provide a complete "end to end" solution for Building and Construction Industry payment problems.  ASC receives no commission or revenue in any form from such references, it is provided as a service to any person or organisation needing assistance.

ASC is authorised as a Nominating Authority (ANA) by the following:

• The New South Wales State Government (Department of Commerce) under the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999.
• The Victorian State Government (Building Commission) under the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 2002.
• The Queensland State Government (Building Services Authority) under the Building and Construction Industry Payments Act 2004.
• The Tasmanian State Government (Department of Justice Workplace Standards Tasmania) under the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 2009.
• The ACT Government (ACT Planning & Land Authority) under the Building and Construction Industry (Security of Payment) Act 2009.

This allows ASC to service the entire "East Coast" with uniform processes and professional assistance.