DoP + EPD + CE under control
Keeping declarations of performance, environmental product declarations and CE documents current per product family is already laborious — the passport will link them bindingly.
Industry solution
The new Construction Products Regulation anchors the digital product passport directly in construction law. Passenta structures declarations of performance, environmental data and supply chain today.
The new EU Construction Products Regulation (2024) provides for a digital construction products passport — linked to the declaration of performance and CE marking. Technical details and dates come step by step via implementing acts and harmonised standards; environmental data (including EPD data) gains significant weight.
As of July 2026. Regulatory information summarised to the best of our knowledge — not legal advice; the EU legal texts prevail.
Keeping declarations of performance, environmental product declarations and CE documents current per product family is already laborious — the passport will link them bindingly.
Tenders demand EPDs and sustainability data already — those who don't deliver them structured drop out of the evaluation.
Same recipe, several plants, different environmental profiles: evidence must match the concrete product, not the brochure.
DoP, EPD, test certificates and approvals attach structured and with validity to the product — the gap report shows missing evidence per family.
Architects, general contractors and certifiers receive targeted views or disclosure packages — without you compiling documents one by one.
Cement, steel, aggregates, additives: upstream suppliers contribute via link — the data chain down to the raw material stays traceable.
Industry profile available in Passenta — field catalogue included.
The new Construction Products Regulation is adopted and introduces the passport; it takes effect step by step via implementing acts and the new harmonised standards per product family. There is no single cut-off date for all construction products.
It builds on it: declaration of performance and CE data are provided digitally and supplemented with environmental and circularity information. Those managing DoP and EPD data in a structured way already hold the passport's core.
Yes — because tenders already demand the data and collecting evidence from upstream suppliers takes time. Passenta's structure is designed for later passport formats.
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