The Bioanalytical Mass Spectrometry Facility (BMSF) is part of the UNSW Analytical Centre which falls under the Division of the Deputy Vice Chancellor of Research (DVC).

The BMSF is governed by a Board made up of the DVC Research (Chair), Deans of Science, Medicine and Engineering and the Director of the Analytical Centre. The Board is advised by the Analytical Centre Management Group (Managing Director, Directors and Managers of the Analytical Centre Facilities).

The BMSF is also advised by a Reference Group of users who provide feedback towards maximising capability and accessibility of the facility.

The BMSF receives infrastructure funding from the NSW Governement in recognition of its role in providing access to advanced 'omic' mass spectrometry for the NSW and national research sectors. This funding establishes the BMSF as a Facility in the National Collaborative Research Infrastucture Strategy (NCRIS) in partnership with Bioplatforms Australia (BPA). The BMSF reports to BPA and to the NSW Government in regard to this role and receives governance in relation to its effectiveness in the national research network via the Board of BPA.