EU · Regulation (EU) 2024/3110

Construction Products Regulation (CPR)

The recast CPR introduces a construction-product DPP (Articles 75–80) carrying the declaration of performance and conformity, compatible with the ESPR passport and with Building Information Modelling (BIM).

In short

  • ●There is no blanket 2026 deadline. The DPP system must be operational 6 months after its delegated act enters into force, and obligations apply after 18 months.
Status
In force
DPP applies
Expected ≈2028 — 18 months after the system delegated act
Scope
Construction products covered by harmonised technical specifications under the CPR.

Key dates

  1. CPR adopted

  2. Entry into force

  3. General application begins

  4. expected

    Construction DPP obligations (expected)

How the trigger works

Article 75 requires a delegated act establishing the DPP system. Under Article 80 the system must be operational six months after that act enters into force, and mandatory passport obligations apply 18 months after entry into force.

Built for BIM

The construction passport must be interoperable with BIM so information can flow into building models, logbooks and renovation passports.

Information the passport contains

  • Declaration of performance and conformity
  • General product information and unique identifier
  • Instructions for use and safety information
  • Technical documentation
  • Economic operator identification
  • Environmental sustainability information

Questions

Is the construction DPP mandatory in 2026?

No. The CPR applies generally from January 2026, but DPP obligations only start 18 months after the system delegated act enters into force — expected around 2028.

Sources

  1. Regulation (EU) 2024/3110 — EUR-Lex

Last reviewed 2 November 2026. Guidance only — not legal advice.

Dates marked "expected" depend on acts not yet adopted. Reviewed 2 November 2026.

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