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How Is the CE AVCP System Determined?

Determine AVCP from the construction product's intended use and applicable harmonised specification or ETA route.

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Construction Products AVCP Systems 1+, 1, 2+, 3 and 4AVCP systems allocate construction-product assessment tasks between the manufacturer and third parties.Open the guide →Differences Between CE AVCP Systems 1+, 1, 2+, 3 and 4Compare AVCP routes by their outputs and task owners, rather than ranking system numbers.Open the guide →Who Issues Documents Under CE AVCP Systems?There is no single issuer of every AVCP output.Open the guide →CE AVCP Costs and Price FactorsAVCP cost follows the required task allocation, not a preferred certificate price.Open the guide →What Are AVCP Systems 1+ and 1?Systems 1+ and 1 involve a notified product certification body under the relevant AVCP framework.Open the guide →What Are AVCP Systems 2+, 3 and 4?Compare AVCP routes by their outputs and task owners, rather than ranking system numbers.Open the guide →

Direct answer

Determine AVCP from the construction product's intended use and applicable harmonised specification or ETA route. The catalogue name or a competitor's certificate cannot establish the system. Different uses of the same material may require different characteristics and assessment tasks.

Decision and evidence

Record the product-use-reference match and relevant system decision. Verify transition conditions and transfer the resulting manufacturer and third-party duties into the project plan.

Technical basis

For construction products, the harmonised specification or ETA and intended use determine AVCP 1+, 1, 2+, 3 or 4. The number is a division of tasks, not a quality grade.

Related practical guide

Construction Product AVCP: Duties, Documents and Technical Transitions

Primary sources and currency

This page was technically reviewed on 22 August 2026 against the primary sources below. The current legislation, standard edition and official fee schedule at the application date take precedence.

European Commission — Construction products and CPR ↗European Commission — NANDO notified bodies system ↗EOTA — European Technical Assessment (ETA) ↗

Practical questions

Can a different intended use of the same product involve another system?

Review use and declared characteristics under the relevant framework. Different performance needs may affect task allocation. A general product name does not determine every application. Declarations, tests and body scope should reflect the route required for the intended use.

Can new CPR systems immediately be applied to every existing product?

Identify the product's technical basis and transitional provisions first. New systems do not automatically transfer to all products continuing under earlier references. Review new environmental assessment tasks under their applicable conditions. Do not construct a private route by mixing parts of old and new frameworks.

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22 August 2026 · Technical reviewKayra Patent · EXPERT GUIDE