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1. Subcontractor Provisions: Required when there are active subcontractors, addressing termination of subcontracts and related liabilities

2. Insurance and Bonds: Include when specific insurance policies or performance bonds need to be addressed

3. Intellectual Property Rights: Necessary when the project involves significant IP rights or design elements

4. Employee Matters: Required when termination affects employee contracts or assignments

5. Dispute Resolution: Optional detailed dispute resolution procedures beyond standard jurisdiction clause

6. Public Announcements: Include for high-profile projects requiring coordination of public communications

7. Force Majeure Effects: Include if termination is related to force majeure events

1. Schedule 1 - Original Contract: Copy or summary of the original construction contract being terminated

2. Schedule 2 - Work Completion Status: Detailed report of completed works and remaining works as of termination date

3. Schedule 3 - Financial Statement: Detailed breakdown of all financial matters, including payments made and outstanding

4. Schedule 4 - Asset Inventory: List of all materials, equipment, and other assets on site and their disposition

5. Schedule 5 - Outstanding Claims: List of any outstanding claims or disputes between the parties

6. Schedule 6 - Handover Protocol: Detailed procedure for site handover and documentation transfer

7. Schedule 7 - Warranty Details: List of all applicable warranties and their status post-termination