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EN 13501 / BS 476 (fire classification of construction products)

Standards the work must meet · awarded by BSI · serves: Fire testing houses

Notices demanding it
43
a floor
Said “must”
9
explicit obligation
Open right now
1
Value gated
£17m
a floor

Published values on the notices that demand it — a floor, not a total.

The demand curve

Notices demanding it per 10,000 published, by year — rate-normalised so corpus growth never masquerades as demand. Complete years only.

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The pale bars are 2025 onward. The Procurement Act went live on 24 February 2025 and changed how notices are written, so the step across that date is partly a change in convention and not only a change in demand. We have not measured how much of it is which, so please do not read this as a trend.

The receipts

Notices that demand it, and the sentence each demand was found in. Nothing is counted here without one.

  • Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council

    All works shall be carried out in accordance with the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015, all relevant British Standards, fire safety requirements including BS EN 13501-1, and applicable health and safety legislation.
  • National Oceanography Centre

    The works shall comply with all relevant fire safety legislation and standards, including BS 476-22 or BS EN 1634-1, with third-party certification from an approved scheme such as Certifire or BM TRADA Q-Mark.
  • Vico Homes Limited

    The Contractor shall deliver a fully compliant fire stopping solution for all service penetrations in accordance with BS EN 13501-2.
  • Peabody Trust

    We are seeking a single suppler to deliver build and burn testing of external building facades to BS8414 or EN13501-1, if providers are in the EU the testing facility should be accredited to undertake this test by their national version of UKAS.
  • Swindon Borough Council

    100% Timber doors (60 minute fire doors) are required, with 54mm certified core to BS 476 Pt22:1987 or BS EN 1634-1:2014, 1000mm frame width with intumescent strips, and 6 panel lock door panel.
  • Scottish Prison Service

    The Goods will have to achieve FR Standard EN 13501-1b (EN13501-1:2018.) and the Supplier shall provide supporting documents from a recognised test house to provide the Purchaser assurance of the fire rating.
  • West Midlands Combined Authority

    The product must be to the Fire Resistant Rating BS476 Part 7: Class 1.
  • Sellafield Limited

    The purpose of this work is to provide an independent technical review of the impact arising from the transition from BS 476 to BS EN fire testing / product standards on Passive Fire Protection (PFP) works on the Sellafield Product and Residue Store Retreatment Plant Project (SRP) and related introduction of Building S…
  • Health and Safety Executive

    This classification system is defined in BS EN 13501-1 and one of the standard tests within this series of tests is referred to as the Single Burning Item test (SBI).
  • Fife Council

    Replacement Components where required will be fitted with a rating as guided to comply with BS476 part 20/22 transitioning to BS EN1634-1.
  • Kilnbridge Construction Services Ltd

    Materials fire classification BROOF (t4) in accordance with BS EN 13501-5
  • In-Tend e-Tendering

    Together Housing would like to enter to an agreement with one organisation to provide a full service and planned maintenance programme inclusive of all parts labour, certification and warranty requirements that ensure THA conformance to BS476:Part 22 Section 6 1987

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Method: Every count here is a floor. We match the text of the notice, and a notice description is a summary — most tender packs demand things it never mentions.“Said must” counts only explicit obligation language in the matched sentence itself; anything ambiguous is counted as a mention, never as mandatory. Trend compares rates per 10,000 notices per complete calendar year.