BSR-11 Form

When Do You Submit a BSR-11 Form?

Open BSR-11 Form

When Do You Submit a BSR-11 Form?

There are three situations:

1.    Extension requested to submit BSR-9 more than one year after the close of the ANSI public review period in ANSI Standards Action (SA).

2.    Extension requested to submit proposed standards action more than 5 years past its most recent approval date as an ANS (within 30 days after the 5-year anniversary).

NOTE: This is not needed if a PINS or BSR-8 has been submitted for this Standard.

3.    Extension requested to publish approved standards as an American National Standard (more than 6 months after ANSI approval) [Note: currently, we are not submitting a BSR-11 form for this situation].

Open BSR-11 Form

1.    To open a BSR-11 form, click on the Staff Tab.

2.    Select a Committee Responsible.

3.    Under ANSI choose the BSR-11 form.

4.    Click on the Go button.

NOTE: No matter which situation applies, the process of filling out the BSR-11 remains the same.

5.    The New BSR-11 form will open in a new window.

a.    Select the 1st radio button (A).

b.    Select the applicable BSR-8 or BSR-9 (B).

c.    Click the Select button.

6.    Based on the selected BSR-8 or BSR-9, the following data fields are auto-populated into the BSR-11 form:

a.      BSR-11 Record # (C)

b.      Associated Director (D)

c.      Engineer Submitting (E)

d.      Designation of Standard (F)

e.      Title of Standard (G)

f.       ANSI BSR-8 Public Review End Date (H)

Fields that require data input by the Engineer:

g.    Duration of requested extension (I):  Enter the duration of the requested extension.

• The maximum extension allowed is 2 years after the close of the public review period.

h.    Reason for requested extension (J):  Enter a reason for the requested extension.

i.      C&S Staff Comments (optional) (K):  Staff can enter comments.

j.      Explanatory Notes (optional) (L): This field allows engineers to track changes to the BSR-11 form, and add an explanation for any revisions made to the BSR-11 form and/or ANSI Box.

• The Explanatory Notes field is included in the automatic email that is sent when a change is made to the BSR-11 form.

• Example for Explanatory Notes:ANSI Admin will provide reasons why submittals are on hold or rejected; changes the engineers have made; and any comments from ANSI.

7.    Click on the Submit BSR-11 button.

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