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1. Performance Bond: Required when a performance guarantee is needed from the contractor

2. Retention: Used when part of payment is to be retained as security

3. Subcontracting: Included when subcontracting is permitted and needs regulation

4. Intellectual Property: Required when design elements or proprietary methods are involved

5. Environmental Protection: Detailed environmental requirements for environmentally sensitive projects

6. Site Conditions: Specific provisions for dealing with site conditions when relevant

7. Testing and Commissioning: Detailed procedures for complex installations requiring testing

8. Liquidated Damages: Specific provisions for compensation in case of delay or default

9. Parent Company Guarantee: Required when additional financial security is needed

10. Archaeological Findings: Relevant for construction in historically sensitive areas

1. Schedule 1 - Works Specification: Detailed technical specifications of the construction works

2. Schedule 2 - Site Plans and Drawings: Architectural and engineering drawings

3. Schedule 3 - Program of Works: Detailed timeline and construction schedule

4. Schedule 4 - Bill of Quantities: Itemized list of materials and works with quantities and prices

5. Schedule 5 - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment milestones and amounts

6. Schedule 6 - Quality Assurance Requirements: Specific quality standards and testing requirements

7. Schedule 7 - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance specifications and coverage requirements

8. Schedule 8 - Key Personnel: List of key project personnel and their responsibilities

9. Schedule 9 - Forms and Certificates: Standard forms for variations, completion certificates, etc.

10. Schedule 10 - Environmental Management Plan: Environmental protection measures and requirements