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Our BSA Radar compliance monitoring tool gives main contractors a one-click view of supply chain compliance against the latest Building Safety Act regulations.
The Building Safety Act has increased the responsibility on main contractors to assess organisational capability and maintain oversight of supply chain compliance.
BSA Radar is a compliance monitoring dashboard that visualises supplier responses to the Building Safety section of the Common Assessment Standard (CAS), alongside enhanced BSA Assessment data.
From a single dashboard, supply chain teams can quickly understand which subcontractors are in scope, compliant, or may require further review – without manually assessing supplier information individually.
Whether monitoring an entire supply chain or a specific project, BSA Radar provides a clear, centralised view of Building Safety readiness.
BSA Radar gives supply chain teams a live overview of subcontractor’s responses to the Building Safety section of the Common Assessment Standard, as well as showing answers to either of our two optional BSA Assessments, helping you understand:
The platform transforms complex supplier data into a simple visual dashboard, enabling teams to identify gaps and make faster compliance decisions.
Designed specifically for main contractors, BSA Radar supports ongoing compliance monitoring across complex supply chains.
Using flexible segmentation, you can:
This enables supply chain managers to maintain consistent Building Safety oversight while reducing manual administration and fragmented reporting.
Subcontractors can strengthen their Building Safety credentials by completing a range of enhanced Building Safety assessments through Constructionline. Available to Gold and Platinum members at no additional cost, these assessments help demonstrate compliance capability and provide main contractors with greater visibility across the supply chain.
BSA Radar brings this information together in one place, enabling supply chain managers to track supplier readiness, monitor compliance status, and identify subcontractors that have completed enhanced Building Safety requirements.
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Building Safety section of the Common Assessment Standard (CAS):
Core Building Safety questions aligned to industry requirements.
BSA Assessment Standard Construction :
A more detailed assessment focused on Building Safety processes and operational controls.
BSA Assessment Higher-Risk Buildings:
Enhanced requirements for subcontractors working on higher-risk buildings and complex projects.
Centralised compliance visibility
View Building Safety compliance across your supply chain from one dashboard.
Faster subcontractor reviews
Reduce manual assessment and spreadsheet-based tracking with centralised supplier data.
Improved risk oversight
Identify subcontractors that may require further engagement or compliance review.
Support organisational capability
Strengthen your approach to Building Safety governance and supply chain competence management.
Flexible supply chain monitoring
Track suppliers across projects, regions, higher-risk buildings, or custom supplier groups.
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Main contractors should regularly review subcontractor competence, organisational capability, and Building Safety information across their supply chain. Ensuring subcontractors hold Gold or Platinum Constructionline membership is an important first step towards Building Safety Act alignment, as verified subcontractors have demonstrated compliance against enhanced assessment requirements.
BSA Radar supports this process by visualising supplier responses to the Building Safety section of the Common Assessment Standard, alongside enhanced BSA Assessments, within one easy-to-use dashboard.
Responsible persons are individuals or organisations with legal duties for managing building safety risks. Under the Building Safety Act, dutyholders must demonstrate competence, manage risk effectively, and maintain clear oversight of Building Safety responsibilities.
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The Building Safety Act Gateways are key approval stages introduced to improve oversight and accountability throughout the lifecycle of higher-risk buildings, including planning, construction, and occupation.
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BSA Radar shows subcontractor responses to the Building Safety section of the Common Assessment Standard, including eligibility status, subcontractor scope, and completion of information across your supply chain.
BSA Radar focuses on visualising subcontractor responses to the Building Safety section of the Common Assessment Standard (CAS), including eligibility status, supplier scope, and completion information.
This helps main contractors monitor supply chain alignment with Building Safety requirements through one central dashboard. Additional BSA Assessment information may also be available for suppliers with eligible memberships.
The Common Assessment Standard helps main contractors assess subcontractor competence and organisational capability through standardised questions, including dedicated Building Safety requirements.
