EU 2024/3110 · CPR CONSULTANCY
EU 2024/3110. Clarity for your products.
Prepare for Regulation (EU) 2024/3110 with a clear view of what applies to your products. CEB supports your CPR transition, technical documentation and CE-marking preparation.
Discuss your project ↗Production & Construction · Product evidence · CPR transition
WHAT IS REGULATION (EU) 2024/3110?
New rules. Product by product.
Regulation (EU) 2024/3110 is the revised Construction Products Regulation (CPR). It sets a framework for marketing construction products in the EU, with stronger provisions for environmental information and digital product data alongside performance assessment and CE marking.
Its main provisions apply from 8 January 2026, but product families move to the new framework in stages. Existing CPR rules continue to matter during the transition. CEB helps you identify the relevant requirements and organise the work around your products, evidence and responsibilities.
Explore the European Commission’s CPR guidance ↗
Clear product information. Better preparation for market.
SCOPE OF SUPPORT
From regulation to practical action.
Your starting point depends on what you supply and your role in the supply chain. We help connect the applicable framework with the evidence your team needs to organise.
01
Your product route
Clarify your product family, intended use, applicable technical specifications and position within the CPR transition.
02
Your responsibilities
Identify the obligations linked to your role as manufacturer, importer or distributor, and assign practical actions.
03
Your product evidence
Organise performance evidence, factory production control records and technical documentation; flag gaps requiring specialist input.
04
Your transition plan
Plan for relevant changes to declarations, environmental information and digital product data as requirements become applicable.
OUR CONSULTANCY PROCESS
A practical route forward.
We start with your products and the framework that applies to them, then agree the priorities for preparation. Your team remains responsible for implementation and its obligations when placing products on the market.
01
Understand
Review your products, intended uses, supply-chain role and available technical and production records.
02
Plan
Map the applicable route, transition milestones, responsibilities and gaps that need attention.
03
Prepare
Help structure product evidence, documentation and requests for any testing or independent assessment needed.
04
Review
Review the preparation, highlight unresolved issues and agree next steps as product-specific requirements develop.
PRACTICAL DELIVERABLES
What you receive from CEB.
Practical outputs that help your team navigate the CPR transition and manage its product information. Deliverables are agreed around your product range, responsibilities and consultancy scope.
Clear priorities
A structured view of the applicable route, identified gaps and preparation tasks to prioritise.
Organised evidence
Support structuring product records and documentation so evidence is easier to trace, maintain and review.
Implementation support
Practical explanations and feedback as your team works through its responsibilities and preparation plan.
Transition roadmap
An agreed action plan separating current priorities from changes that depend on future product-specific requirements.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Your questions, answered.
Useful answers about the new Construction Products Regulation, CE marking and preparing for the transition to Regulation (EU) 2024/3110.
No. It is an EU regulation, not a single certification scheme. CEB provides consultancy. Any testing or notified-body involvement depends on the applicable product route; the manufacturer remains responsible for the declaration and CE marking.
No. The main provisions apply from 8 January 2026, but the two CPR frameworks coexist during the transition. Product families migrate as the relevant new technical specifications take effect. Your existing product route must be checked before changing documentation.
The applicable framework determines the declaration. Under CPR-2011, manufacturers use a Declaration of Performance (DoP). Under CPR-2024, the document is a Declaration of Performance and Conformity (DoPC). We help organise the supporting information for the relevant route.
The new CPR establishes a framework for Digital Product Passports, with implementation dependent on further rules and applicable dates. Do not assume a universal requirement for every product today. Preparing consistent, traceable product information is a useful starting point.
Existing documentation is a useful starting point. We review its relevance to your current product route and identify gaps or updates. Whether particular test reports or certificates remain usable must be checked against the applicable requirements and transition provisions.
Share your product range, intended uses, target markets and role in the supply chain. Bring applicable standards or assessments, existing declarations, test reports and production-control records, together with any planned product changes or deadlines.
Make your next CPR step clear.
Tell us what you supply, where it will be marketed and what documentation you already have. We’ll help you define a practical starting point for your CPR preparation.
Discuss your project ↗