��������Ƶ

1. Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery: Required for critical supply arrangements or high-value contracts

2. Innovation and Continuous Improvement: Useful for long-term strategic procurement relationships

3. Sustainability Requirements: Important when environmental or social responsibility is a key consideration

4. Information Security: Required when supplier has access to sensitive data or systems

5. Subcontracting: Necessary when supplier may use subcontractors

6. Key Personnel: Important when specific supplier staff are crucial to service delivery

7. Volume Commitments: Required for agreements with minimum purchase obligations

8. Transition and Exit: Important for complex services requiring transition planning

1. Schedule 1 - Goods and Services Specification: Detailed description of goods/services to be provided

2. Schedule 2 - Pricing Schedule: Detailed pricing information, including any volume discounts or special rates

3. Schedule 3 - Service Levels: Specific performance metrics and service level requirements

4. Schedule 4 - Key Personnel: Details of key supplier staff and their roles

5. Schedule 5 - Implementation Plan: Timeline and milestones for implementing the procurement arrangement

6. Schedule 6 - Forms and Procedures: Standard forms for orders, acceptance, reports etc.

7. Schedule 7 - Insurance Requirements: Details of required insurance coverage

8. Appendix A - Approved Subcontractors: List of pre-approved subcontractors if applicable