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1. Insurance Requirements: Required when the work involves risks requiring specific insurance coverage

2. Performance Security: Used when requiring contractor to provide performance bonds or security deposits

3. Equipment and Materials: Needed when specific equipment or materials are provided by either party

4. Safety and Compliance: Required for high-risk work or regulated industries

5. Subcontracting: Include when subcontracting is permitted or needs to be specifically prohibited

6. Non-Compete: Used when protecting business interests requires restricting contractor's other activities

7. Force Majeure: Important for long-term contracts or when work is susceptible to external disruptions

8. Data Protection: Required when personal or sensitive data will be processed

9. Training and Knowledge Transfer: Include when contractor needs to train employer's staff or document processes

1. Schedule A - Scope of Work: Detailed specification of services, deliverables, and technical requirements

2. Schedule B - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, payment milestones, and rate cards

3. Schedule C - Timeline and Milestones: Detailed project schedule, deadlines, and delivery dates

4. Schedule D - Key Personnel: List of key contractor personnel assigned to the project

5. Schedule E - Equipment and Materials: Detailed list of equipment and materials to be used or provided

6. Schedule F - Service Levels: Performance metrics and service level requirements

7. Appendix 1 - Required Permits and Licenses: Copies or list of required governmental permits and professional licenses

8. Appendix 2 - Insurance Certificates: Copies of required insurance policies and certificates