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1. Minimum Purchase Commitments: Used when buyer commits to minimum purchase volumes or values

2. Exclusivity: Include when parties agree to exclusive supply or purchase arrangements

3. Intellectual Property Rights: Required when IP ownership or licensing is relevant to the transaction

4. Quality Assurance: Important for regulated industries or when specific quality standards must be maintained

5. Security Interests: Include when payment security or retention of title arrangements are required

6. Insurance Requirements: Used when specific insurance coverage needs to be maintained

7. Change Control: Important for agreements where product specifications or services may evolve

8. Business Continuity: Critical for essential supply relationships

9. Environmental Compliance: Relevant for transactions involving environmental considerations

10. Anti-corruption Compliance: Important for international transactions or high-risk jurisdictions

1. Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications of products covered by the agreement

2. Pricing Schedule: Detailed pricing information, including volume discounts and price adjustment mechanisms

3. Service Levels: Performance metrics and service level requirements

4. Key Contacts: List of key personnel and their roles for both parties

5. Delivery Locations: Approved delivery locations and specific delivery requirements

6. Quality Standards: Detailed quality requirements and testing procedures

7. Purchase Order Template: Standard form for submitting purchase orders

8. Reporting Requirements: Templates and specifications for required reports

9. Approved Subcontractors: List of pre-approved subcontractors if relevant

10. Special Conditions: Any special terms or conditions applicable to specific products or circumstances