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1. Insurance Requirements: Required when the work involves significant risks or when contractor must maintain specific insurance coverage

2. Performance Security: Used when requiring a bond or security deposit to guarantee performance

3. Health and Safety Requirements: Necessary when work involves on-site activities or potential safety risks

4. Environmental Compliance: Required when work may have environmental impacts

5. Subcontracting: Include when the contractor may need to engage subcontractors

6. Force Majeure: Important when work might be affected by circumstances beyond parties' control

7. Dispute Resolution: Detailed procedures for resolving disputes, including arbitration if desired

8. Change Order Process: Include when the scope of work might need modification during execution

9. Site Access and Security: Required when work needs to be performed at client's premises

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

1. Schedule A - Detailed Scope of Work: Technical specifications and detailed description of deliverables

2. Schedule B - Project Timeline: Detailed project schedule with milestones and deadlines

3. Schedule C - Payment Schedule: Breakdown of payments, including amounts and triggering events

4. Schedule D - Key Personnel: List of key team members and their roles/responsibilities

5. Schedule E - Technical Requirements: Specific technical standards and requirements for the work

6. Schedule F - Testing and Acceptance Procedures: Detailed procedures for work testing and acceptance

7. Appendix 1 - Required Forms and Documentation: Templates and forms to be used during project execution

8. Appendix 2 - Safety Procedures: Relevant safety protocols and procedures

9. Appendix 3 - Quality Control Standards: Detailed quality control requirements and procedures