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1. Environmental Protection: Additional environmental requirements and compliance measures, used for projects with significant environmental impact

2. Site Security: Specific security requirements for the construction site, used in high-security areas or valuable properties

3. Temporary Works: Provisions for temporary structures and facilities, used when significant temporary works are required

4. Subcontracting: Rules and conditions for subcontracting, used when subcontractors are likely to be engaged

5. Force Majeure: Detailed provisions for handling unforeseen circumstances, particularly relevant in areas prone to natural disasters

6. Local Community Relations: Requirements for managing relationships with local communities, used in sensitive residential areas

7. Quality Assurance Program: Detailed quality control requirements, used for high-end or complex construction projects

1. Schedule 1: Detailed Scope of Work: Comprehensive description of all construction work, including specifications and methodologies

2. Schedule 2: Construction Drawings: Approved architectural and engineering drawings for the project

3. Schedule 3: Bill of Quantities: Detailed breakdown of quantities and prices for all work items

4. Schedule 4: Payment Schedule: Detailed payment terms, milestones, and payment amounts

5. Schedule 5: Construction Timeline: Detailed project schedule with milestones and completion dates

6. Schedule 6: Material Specifications: Detailed specifications for all materials to be used in construction

7. Schedule 7: Quality Standards and Testing Requirements: Specific quality standards and testing procedures

8. Schedule 8: Safety Requirements: Detailed safety procedures and requirements

9. Appendix A: Required Permits and Licenses: List of all required regulatory approvals and permits

10. Appendix B: Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements and coverage limits