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1. Quality Assurance: Specific quality standards and testing requirements, used when the product requires formal quality control processes

2. Change Management: Procedures for handling changes to specifications or scope, important for complex projects

3. Source Code Escrow: Terms for source code protection and access, relevant for software development

4. Data Protection: Compliance with data protection laws, required if personal data is processed

5. Manufacturing Rights: Terms for future manufacturing rights, relevant if the developer may be involved in production

6. Training and Documentation: Requirements for training and documentation delivery, important for complex products

7. Non-Competition: Restrictions on developing similar products, used in highly competitive markets

8. Insurance: Insurance requirements and liability coverage, important for high-risk products

1. Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications and requirements for the product

2. Project Plan: Detailed timeline, resource allocation, and project methodology

3. Fee Schedule: Breakdown of fees, costs, and payment milestones

4. Acceptance Criteria: Specific criteria for accepting deliverables and completed work

5. Technical Requirements: Detailed technical standards and requirements

6. Background IP: List of pre-existing intellectual property brought to the project

7. Key Personnel: List of key team members and their roles

8. Service Level Agreement: Performance metrics and service levels if applicable