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1. Volume Commitments: Used when the agreement includes minimum purchase or supply commitments

2. Exclusivity: Included when there are exclusive dealing arrangements between the parties

3. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseeable circumstances preventing performance

4. Insurance: Required when specific insurance coverage is necessary for the agreement

5. Quality Standards: Included when specific quality requirements are essential to the pricing structure

6. Audit Rights: Used when parties require rights to audit pricing and payment records

7. Anti-Corruption: Required for compliance with anti-corruption laws, especially in government-related contracts

8. Assignment: Included when transfer of rights needs to be addressed

9. Dispute Resolution: Alternative dispute resolution mechanisms if preferred over court jurisdiction

1. Schedule A - Price List: Detailed listing of all prices for products/services covered by the agreement

2. Schedule B - Price Adjustment Formula: Specific formulas and mechanisms for price adjustments

3. Schedule C - Service Level Requirements: Performance metrics and standards tied to pricing, if applicable

4. Schedule D - Product/Service Specifications: Detailed specifications of products/services covered by the pricing

5. Schedule E - Reporting Requirements: Templates and requirements for price-related reporting

6. Schedule F - Key Performance Indicators: Metrics used to measure performance and impact on pricing

7. Appendix 1 - Contact Details: List of key contacts for pricing and contract administration

8. Appendix 2 - Required Documentation: Forms and documents required for price adjustments or payments