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1. Equipment and Supplies: Used when specifying whether the service provider or client will provide cleaning equipment and supplies

2. Key and Security Access: Include when the service provider requires access to premises when client is absent

3. Subcontracting: Include if the service provider may need to subcontract any services

4. Performance Reviews: Used when regular service quality reviews are required

5. Staff Requirements: Include when specific staff qualifications or screening requirements apply

6. Force Majeure: Include for protection against unforeseen circumstances preventing service delivery

7. Non-Solicitation: Used to prevent either party from hiring the other's employees

8. Environmental Standards: Include when specific environmental or eco-friendly requirements apply

1. Schedule 1: Service Specifications: Detailed breakdown of specific cleaning tasks, frequencies, and standards

2. Schedule 2: Fee Schedule: Detailed pricing structure including regular services and additional services

3. Schedule 3: Premises Details: List and details of locations where services are to be provided

4. Schedule 4: Approved Cleaning Products: List of approved cleaning products and materials to be used

5. Schedule 5: Service Level Agreement: Specific performance metrics and quality standards

6. Appendix A: Health and Safety Procedures: Detailed safety protocols and emergency procedures

7. Appendix B: Insurance Certificates: Copies of required insurance certificates

8. Appendix C: Staff Screening Requirements: Details of required background checks and qualifications