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1. Non-Compete: Restrictions on competing activities, used when contractor has access to sensitive business information

2. Equipment and Materials: Include when specific equipment or materials are provided by either party

3. Performance Metrics: Used when specific performance standards or KPIs need to be met

4. Subcontracting: Include when contractor may need to engage subcontractors

5. Training Requirements: Necessary when specific training or certifications are required

6. Health and Safety: Important for contractors working on-site or in hazardous conditions

7. Data Protection: Required when contractor will handle personal or sensitive data

8. Force Majeure: Important for long-term contracts or when services are susceptible to external disruptions

9. Assignment Rights: Include when either party may need to transfer rights or obligations

10. Exit Procedures: Important for complex services requiring handover procedures

1. Schedule A - Scope of Services: Detailed breakdown of services, deliverables, and technical specifications

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

3. Schedule C - Service Levels: Specific performance metrics, response times, and quality standards

4. Schedule D - Client Materials: List of materials, information, or resources to be provided by the client

5. Appendix 1 - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements including types and coverage amounts

6. Appendix 2 - Approved Subcontractors: List of pre-approved subcontractors if applicable

7. Appendix 3 - Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory or industry compliance requirements

8. Appendix 4 - Required Forms: Standard forms for invoicing, reporting, or other administrative purposes