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1. Performance Security: Requirements for bonds or guarantees, used for larger projects

2. Environmental Requirements: Specific environmental obligations, included for projects with significant environmental impact

3. Value Engineering: Procedures for cost optimization, relevant for complex projects

4. Liquidated Damages: Pre-agreed damages for delay, used when specific completion dates are critical

5. Intellectual Property: IP rights and obligations, relevant when design or innovative methods are involved

6. Building Information Modeling: BIM requirements and protocols, for projects using BIM

7. Concurrent Projects: Interface management with other contractors, for sites with multiple ongoing works

8. Financing Requirements: Specific provisions required by project financiers

9. Local Content Requirements: Requirements for local labor or materials, if applicable

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

2. Schedule 2 - Cost Components: Breakdown of allowable costs, overhead and profit calculations

3. Schedule 3 - Key Personnel: List of key staff and their roles

4. Schedule 4 - Program: Detailed construction program and milestones

5. Schedule 5 - Site Information: Site details, access points, and known constraints

6. Schedule 6 - Required Insurance: Details of required insurance policies and coverage

7. Schedule 7 - Forms and Procedures: Standard forms for variations, payments, and certificates

8. Schedule 8 - Equipment and Materials: Lists of contractor-supplied and employer-supplied items

9. Schedule 9 - Permits and Approvals: Required permits and party responsible for obtaining them

10. Appendix A - Rate Schedule: Labor and equipment rates for cost calculations

11. Appendix B - Quality Management Plan: Quality assurance and control procedures

12. Appendix C - Safety Management Plan: Health and safety procedures and requirements