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1. Environmental Management: Required when the project has significant environmental impacts or requires environmental permits

2. Community Engagement: Needed for projects in sensitive community areas or requiring community liaison

3. Design Responsibilities: Include when the contractor has design responsibilities in addition to construction

4. Value Engineering: Include when there's a formal process for cost optimization during construction

5. Handover and Commissioning: Required for complex projects with specific commissioning requirements

6. Maintenance Period: Include when post-completion maintenance is part of the contract scope

7. Materials Sourcing: Required when there are specific requirements for material procurement

8. Subcontracting: Include detailed subcontracting terms when significant subcontracting is anticipated

9. Force Majeure: Detailed force majeure provisions for high-risk or long-duration projects

1. Schedule A - Scope of Works: Detailed technical specifications and drawings

2. Schedule B - Cost Components: Breakdown of cost elements and markup calculations

3. Schedule C - Project Program: Detailed construction schedule and milestones

4. Schedule D - Key Personnel: List of key personnel from both parties and their roles

5. Schedule E - Site Information: Site details, access requirements, and existing conditions

6. Schedule F - Required Insurances: Detailed insurance requirements and coverage levels

7. Schedule G - Forms and Procedures: Standard forms for variations, payments, and other procedures

8. Schedule H - Health and Safety Requirements: Detailed health and safety specifications

9. Schedule I - Quality Management Plan: Quality control procedures and requirements

10. Schedule J - Rate Schedule: Labor rates, equipment rates, and other unit prices

11. Appendix 1 - Performance Security Forms: Templates for required bonds and guarantees

12. Appendix 2 - Payment Certificate Template: Standard format for payment applications and certificates