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1. Value Engineering: Include when the project may benefit from cost optimization opportunities during construction

2. Guaranteed Maximum Price: Include when the parties want to set an upper limit on the total project cost

3. Environmental Compliance: Include for projects with significant environmental impact or requirements

4. Local Community Relations: Include for projects in sensitive community areas or with significant community impact

5. Force Majeure: Include detailed provisions for areas prone to natural disasters or specific risk factors

6. Financing Provisions: Include when project financing arrangements need to be addressed

7. Multiple Prime Contractors: Include when other contractors will be working on the same project

8. Acceleration Provisions: Include when early completion bonuses or acceleration might be relevant

1. Schedule A - Scope of Work: Detailed description of all work items, specifications, and deliverables

2. Schedule B - Project Plans and Drawings: Complete set of approved construction drawings and specifications

3. Schedule C - Cost Categories: Detailed breakdown of cost categories and what constitutes reimbursable costs

4. Schedule D - Fee Calculation: Detailed methodology for calculating the contractor's fee and any incentives

5. Schedule E - Key Personnel: List of key personnel and their roles, including required qualifications

6. Schedule F - Project Schedule: Detailed project timeline, milestones, and critical path activities

7. Schedule G - Required Insurance: Detailed insurance requirements and minimum coverage amounts

8. Schedule H - Forms and Procedures: Standard forms for change orders, payment applications, and other procedures

9. Schedule I - Quality Control Plan: Detailed quality control procedures and acceptance criteria

10. Appendix 1 - Site Information: Site conditions, access requirements, and any known restrictions

11. Appendix 2 - Permits and Approvals: List of required permits and responsible parties