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1. Equipment and Tooling: Used when specific equipment or tools are provided by either party for the manufacturing process

2. Raw Materials Management: Include when raw materials are supplied by the client or when specific procurement requirements exist

3. Regulatory Compliance: Necessary when products require specific regulatory approvals or compliance with industry standards

4. Environmental Compliance: Important when manufacturing processes have significant environmental impacts

5. Technology Transfer: Required when manufacturing involves transfer of technical knowledge or processes

6. Subcontracting: Include when manufacturer may need to subcontract certain aspects of production

7. Storage and Warehousing: Relevant when manufacturer provides storage services for raw materials or finished products

8. Export Control: Required when products or technology are subject to export control regulations

9. Personnel and Training: Include when specific personnel requirements or training programs are necessary

10. Change Control: Important when formal processes for manufacturing changes need to be documented

1. Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications for each product to be manufactured

2. Quality Control Procedures: Specific procedures and standards for quality control and testing

3. Pricing Schedule: Detailed pricing information, including unit costs and volume-based pricing

4. Service Levels: Specific performance metrics and service level requirements

5. Manufacturing Process Flow: Detailed description of the manufacturing process and procedures

6. Equipment List: List of equipment to be used or provided for manufacturing

7. Approved Subcontractors: List of pre-approved subcontractors if applicable

8. Compliance Requirements: Detailed regulatory and compliance requirements

9. Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance types and coverage levels required

10. Form of Purchase Order: Template for purchase orders to be used under the agreement