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1. Exclusivity: Used when manufacturer is granted exclusive rights or customer commits to exclusive manufacturing arrangement

2. Minimum Purchase Commitments: Include when customer commits to minimum order quantities or values

3. Tooling and Equipment: Required when customer provides or pays for specific manufacturing equipment or tools

4. Storage and Warehousing: Include when manufacturer provides storage services for raw materials or finished goods

5. Export/Import Requirements: Needed for international manufacturing arrangements

6. Environmental Requirements: Include for manufacturing processes with significant environmental impact

7. Technology License: Required when customer provides proprietary technology for manufacturing

8. Change Control: Used when formal processes for manufacturing changes are needed

9. Business Continuity: Include for critical manufacturing arrangements requiring disaster recovery plans

10. Social Compliance: Used when specific labor or ethical manufacturing standards must be met

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

2. Quality Standards and Testing Procedures: Specific quality requirements and testing protocols

3. Pricing Schedule: Detailed pricing for each product, including volume discounts and cost adjustment mechanisms

4. Production Capacity and Lead Times: Manufacturing capacity allocation and standard lead times

5. Approved Manufacturing Facilities: List of approved facilities where manufacturing can occur

6. Approved Raw Materials and Suppliers: List of approved materials and suppliers that can be used

7. Quality Control Plan: Detailed quality control procedures and acceptance criteria

8. Service Level Agreement: Specific performance metrics and standards

9. Compliance Requirements: Detailed regulatory and compliance requirements

10. Brand Guidelines: Customer's branding requirements and specifications