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NRSWA Street Works Completion Certificate
An NRSWA Street Works Completion Certificate confirms that street works (utility installations, road openings, reinstatements) have been completed in accordance with the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991, the Specification for the Reinstatement of Openings in Highways (SROH), and the relevant highway authority requirements.
New Roads and Street Works Act 1991 (England and Wales), SROH 4th Edition (England), Traffic Management Act 2004Valid: One-off (guarantee period applies to reinstatement)
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What it covers
- Permit/notice reference number
- Location and extent of works
- Reinstatement type and materials
- Compaction test results
- Traffic management arrangements
- Guarantee period and defect liability
Who needs a Street Works Cert?
Utility companies
Highway contractors
Telecoms providers
Local authority highways
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Frequently asked questions about Street Works Cert
What is NRSWA?
The New Roads and Street Works Act 1991 (NRSWA) governs how utility companies and others can dig up roads and footways. It requires advance notice, a qualified site supervisor (NRSWA card), correct reinstatement, and a guarantee period on the finished work.
How long is the reinstatement guarantee?
Under SROH, interim reinstatements must be made permanent within 6 months. The guarantee period on the permanent reinstatement runs for 2 years from completion, or 3 years for deep openings (where the depth of cover over the apparatus is greater than 1.5 m).