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For general enquiries not related to NAV applications, please fill in the form with as much information as possible to help us handle your enquiry.
Alternatively you can email us at newappointments@southernwater.co.uk.
Here, we'll explain what new appointment and variations (NAVs) are, how they work, and how they can make a bulk supply or discharge application.
New Appointment and Variations (NAVs) are companies that replace another water company as the appointee for an area. They also provide water and/or wastewater services to customers in a defined area.
In order to become a NAV, your limited company will need to go through a new appointment and variations application and be appointed by Ofwat.
These are the conditions for a limited company to be granted NAV status:
As a developer, you have the right to choose a NAV to provide water and/or wastewater services for your site instead of the regional water company. NAVs can often offer alternative solutions that may better suit your development needs. To explore your options and find a licensed NAV, please visit Ofwat’s official list of Licences and licensees.
Before applying, please read the steps below to better understand the process. There are a number of documents required including:
Before applying, please read the steps below to better understand the process. There are a number of documents required including:
Here you can find helpful documents and guidance on our policies relating to NAVs. This includes our charging arrangements.
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For general enquiries not related to NAV applications, please fill in the form with as much information as possible to help us handle your enquiry.
Alternatively you can email us at newappointments@southernwater.co.uk.