Short answer no (I believe).
Long answer is that (I believe) this is Cisco proprietary extension to STP, and is not part of the 802.1d/STP standard:
[from Cisco doc] Bridge Assurance is supported only by Rapid per VLAN Spanning Tree Plus (Rapid PVST+) and Multiple Spanning Tree (MST). Legacy 802.1D spanning tree does not support Bridge Assurance.
I do not believe Juniper or any other vendor could implement this without paying Cisco royalties, if Cisco would even license it. I believe STP Assurance is a combination of the following:
- UDLD – Uni-Directional Link Detection puts unidirectional links into blocking state and prevents forwarding loops.
- BPDU Guard – disables ports that receive a BPDU frame; useful for edge ports that should never be connected to another switch.
- Loop Guard – Protects against ports where the link becomes unidirectional. It operates differently than the UDLD function.
- Root Guard – Prevents a port from becoming a root port or a blocked port.
- EtherChannel Guard – Prevents inconsistent configuration of EtherChannel that creates loops between two switches.
- Bridge Priority – Defines the root bridge in an STP domain.
UDLD and Loop Guard and EtherChannel Guard are all Cisco proprietary feature/functions so same comment as above. Juniper does support all the other 'standard' STP feature/function in this list, namely BPDU Guard, Root Guard and Bridge Priority.
I think the bigger question might be, why use STP in first place, especially with Juniper equipment. Network designs using STP went out of favor (outside of Cisco) 10 years ago - there are many other better alternatives with today's network devices.
Hope this may help you. i don't claim 100% accuracy, especially when discussing Cisco features, but I believe most of this is factual. If not I assume someone else with better knowledge will correct me -