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1. Change Management: Used for complex projects where scope changes are likely, defining the process for requesting and implementing changes

2. Source Code Escrow: Important when the customer requires access to source code under specific conditions

3. Service Levels: Needed when the agreement includes ongoing maintenance or support services

4. Security Requirements: Required for projects involving sensitive data or specific security compliance needs

5. Disaster Recovery: Important for business-critical applications requiring specific recovery procedures

6. Third-Party Components: Necessary when the solution incorporates third-party software or components

7. Cloud Services: Required when the software will be hosted in or integrate with cloud services

8. Training and Documentation: Important for complex systems requiring user training and detailed documentation

9. Insurance: Required for high-value or high-risk projects requiring specific insurance coverage

10. Export Control: Necessary when software may be subject to export control regulations

1. Schedule 1 - Specification: Detailed technical specifications and requirements for the software

2. Schedule 2 - Project Plan: Detailed project timeline, resources, and deliverables

3. Schedule 3 - Acceptance Criteria: Specific criteria and test cases for accepting deliverables

4. Schedule 4 - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, payment milestones, and rates

5. Schedule 5 - Service Levels: Detailed service level requirements and measurements

6. Schedule 6 - Personnel: Key personnel from both parties and their roles

7. Schedule 7 - Technical Environment: Specifications of the development and deployment environments

8. Appendix A - Change Request Template: Standard template for requesting and documenting changes

9. Appendix B - Testing Procedures: Detailed testing methodologies and procedures

10. Appendix C - Documentation Requirements: Requirements for technical and user documentation