Yes, if a test was issued by a UK Approved Body (or Notified Body at the time) such as the BBA then this is suitable for UKCA Marking. However, if CE marking is also required, test reports from a UK [...]
Possibly – UKCA is compulsory for products falling under UK Designated Standards (formerly harmonised Standards). Otherwise, it is possible via the voluntary route, but this is optional. BBA Agrément is a voluntary approval but this goes into far greater depth [...]
UKCA marking for products covered by a Designated Standard will be mandatory, unless the transition period is extended and this is unaffected by the presence or otherwise of a BBA Certificate. Work carried out to produce a BBA Certificate may [...]
BSI will keep the same numbering system for European Standards carried over as UK Designated Standards. A BBA certificate is an independent statement of fitness for purpose. The adequacy of the product for a defined application is not going to [...]
There is no change in the status of your BBA Agrément Certificate. The BBA Agrément Certificate remains the most robust and comprehensive approval in the UK for construction products and systems, both for innovative products and more established ones. As [...]
To sell on the EU market, you will need to continue to CE Mark your product. To sell on the GB market, you will need to UKCA Mark your product. To sell in Northern Ireland, you will need CE Marking [...]
Yes. The BBA is working hard to make sure all of its clients are properly informed and serviced to conform with transitional dates and deadlines by having the adequate capacity, knowledge and understanding into this topic. << Back [...]
No – unless things change, the EU will not accept UK Approved Bodies for work in support of CE marking, except in Northern Ireland. << Back to FAQ's
