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1. Environmental Management: Required when the project has significant environmental implications or requires specific environmental compliance

2. Local Content Requirements: Needed when the project must comply with specific local content or BBBEE requirements

3. Design Responsibility: Included when the contractor has design responsibilities (design and build contracts)

4. Subcontracting: Required when subcontractors will be employed, detailing approval processes and management

5. Performance Security: Included when performance bonds or guarantees are required

6. Cost Adjustment Provisions: Needed for longer projects requiring price escalation mechanisms

7. Force Majeure: Detailed provisions for force majeure events, particularly relevant for complex or long-term projects

1. Schedule 1: Scope of Works: Detailed specifications, drawings, and technical requirements

2. Schedule 2: Contract Price Breakdown: Detailed breakdown of the contract price, bill of quantities, and rates

3. Schedule 3: Construction Program: Detailed timeline, milestones, and critical path schedule

4. Schedule 4: Site Information: Site plans, geotechnical reports, and existing conditions

5. Schedule 5: Quality Management Plan: Quality control procedures and requirements

6. Schedule 6: Health and Safety Requirements: Detailed safety procedures and requirements

7. Schedule 7: Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance types and coverage amounts required

8. Appendix A: Forms and Certificates: Standard forms for variations, payment certificates, and completion certificates

9. Appendix B: Performance Security Forms: Templates for guarantees and performance bonds

10. Appendix C: Technical Specifications: Detailed technical specifications and standards to be followed