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1. Environmental Compliance: Required when project has specific environmental impact considerations or requires environmental permits

2. Intellectual Property Rights: Needed when design work or proprietary methods are involved in the subcontracted work

3. Confidentiality: Important when dealing with sensitive project information or proprietary construction methods

4. Force Majeure: Detailed provisions for handling unforeseen events, particularly relevant in areas prone to natural disasters

5. Local Community Relations: Required when work impacts local communities or requires community engagement

6. Technology and Software: Necessary when specific software or technology systems are used in project execution

7. Anti-Corruption Compliance: Important for large projects or those involving government contracts

1. Schedule A - Scope of Works: Detailed technical specifications and drawings for the subcontracted work

2. Schedule B - Bill of Quantities: Itemized list of quantities, unit prices, and total costs for the subcontracted work

3. Schedule C - Project Timeline: Detailed project schedule showing milestones, dependencies, and completion dates

4. Schedule D - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment terms, including progress payment milestones

5. Schedule E - Required Insurance: Specific insurance requirements including types of coverage and minimum amounts

6. Schedule F - Quality Standards: Detailed quality specifications and acceptance criteria

7. Schedule G - Safety Requirements: Specific safety protocols and requirements for the project

8. Schedule H - Forms and Certificates: Standard forms for progress reports, completion certificates, and other project documentation

9. Appendix 1 - Key Personnel: List of key personnel from both parties with roles and responsibilities

10. Appendix 2 - Equipment Schedule: List of required equipment and tools for the project