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1. Confidentiality: Required when parties need to protect sensitive information exchanged during the contract

2. Intellectual Property: Needed when the contract involves creation, use, or transfer of IP rights

3. Force Majeure: Important when parties want to address unforeseen circumstances affecting performance

4. Assignment: Required when parties need to specify if and how contract rights can be transferred

5. Dispute Resolution: Important for specifying alternative dispute resolution methods before litigation

6. Insurance: Necessary when specific insurance coverage is required for contract performance

7. Change Control: Required for contracts where scope or terms may need future modification

8. Compliance with Laws: Important when specific regulatory compliance needs to be addressed

1. Schedule 1 - Services/Products Specification: Detailed description of services or products covered by the contract

2. Schedule 2 - Pricing and Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of prices, payment milestones, and payment terms

3. Schedule 3 - Service Levels: Performance metrics and standards if applicable

4. Schedule 4 - Key Personnel: List of key personnel involved in contract execution if relevant

5. Appendix A - Required Forms: Standard forms or templates to be used during contract execution

6. Appendix B - Technical Requirements: Detailed technical specifications or requirements if applicable