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1. Materials and Equipment: Used when the contractor is responsible for supplying materials, specifying quality standards and procurement procedures

2. Variations: Include when there's likelihood of scope changes, detailing the process for varying works

3. Subcontracting: Required when subcontractors may be engaged, specifying conditions and approval requirements

4. Testing and Commissioning: Necessary for larger installations requiring formal testing procedures

5. Environmental Requirements: Include for projects with specific environmental compliance needs

6. Intellectual Property: Required when custom designs or specialized solutions are involved

7. Force Majeure: Optional clause for managing unforeseen circumstances

8. Confidentiality: Include when sensitive information will be shared during the project

1. Schedule 1 - Scope of Works: Detailed technical specifications and drawings of electrical works

2. Schedule 2 - Bill of Quantities: Itemized list of materials, equipment, and labor with costs

3. Schedule 3 - Project Timeline: Detailed project schedule with milestones and deadlines

4. Schedule 4 - Payment Schedule: Breakdown of payment installments and triggering milestones

5. Schedule 5 - Safety Procedures: Specific safety protocols and requirements for the project

6. Schedule 6 - Testing Requirements: Detailed testing and commissioning procedures

7. Appendix A - Contractor's Licenses: Copies of relevant electrical work licenses and certifications

8. Appendix B - Insurance Certificates: Copies of required insurance policies

9. Appendix C - Site Access Procedures: Protocols for accessing work areas and security requirements