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1. Non-Compete: Restrictions on contractor's competitive activities - include when protecting business interests is crucial

2. Non-Solicitation: Prevents solicitation of employees/clients - relevant for contractors with access to client relationships

3. Insurance Requirements: Contractor's obligation to maintain specific insurance - important for high-risk services

4. Performance Metrics: Specific KPIs and performance standards - useful for long-term or complex projects

5. Equipment and Resources: Provisions regarding tools and resources - relevant when specific equipment is required

6. Compliance with Policies: Adherence to company policies - important when contractor works on-site or handles sensitive data

7. Subcontracting: Rules regarding use of subcontractors - include when subcontracting might be necessary

8. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances - particularly relevant post-COVID

9. Dispute Resolution: Detailed arbitration or mediation procedures - important for high-value contracts

1. Schedule A - Scope of Work: Detailed specifications of services, deliverables, and timelines

2. Schedule B - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, payment milestones, and rate cards

3. Schedule C - Service Levels: Performance standards, metrics, and quality requirements

4. Schedule D - Company Policies: Relevant company policies that contractor must comply with

5. Appendix 1 - Contact Details: Key contact persons and their details for both parties

6. Appendix 2 - Required Documentation: List of documents contractor must maintain/provide (insurance, licenses, etc.)

7. Appendix 3 - Approved Subcontractors: List of pre-approved subcontractors if applicable

8. Appendix 4 - Confidentiality Agreement: Detailed NDA terms if not fully covered in main agreement