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1. Professional Certification: Required when project completion needs to be certified by professional engineers or architects

2. Safety Compliance: Detailed section on safety standards compliance, required for high-risk or specialized projects

3. Environmental Compliance: Required when project has specific environmental requirements or impact considerations

4. Quality Control Certification: Detailed quality control measures and testing results, needed for complex technical projects

5. Subcontractor Completion Certificates: Required when major portions of work were performed by subcontractors

6. Municipal Approval: Required when specific municipal sign-off is needed for occupancy or use

7. Insurance-Specific Requirements: Additional sections required by specific insurers or insurance policies

1. Schedule A - Detailed Scope of Work: Comprehensive list of all completed work items and specifications

2. Schedule B - Inspection Reports: Copies of all relevant inspection reports and certificates

3. Schedule C - Deficiency List: Detailed list of any minor deficiencies and completion timeline

4. Schedule D - As-Built Drawings: Final drawings showing actual construction details if different from original plans

5. Appendix 1 - Photo Documentation: Photographic evidence of completed work

6. Appendix 2 - Test Results: Results of any required testing or commissioning

7. Appendix 3 - Warranties and Guarantees: Copies of all applicable warranties and guarantees

8. Appendix 4 - Permits and Certificates: Copies of all relevant permits and regulatory certificates