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1. Minimum Purchase Commitments: Used when customer agrees to minimum purchase quantities or values

2. Technology Transfer: Include when manufacturer needs access to customer's proprietary technology or processes

3. Environmental Compliance: Needed for industries with significant environmental impact or regulations

4. Supply Chain Transparency: Include for industries requiring detailed supply chain documentation

5. Research and Development: Used when parties collaborate on product development or improvements

6. Export Control: Include for products subject to export regulations or international trade restrictions

7. Disaster Recovery: Important for critical supply relationships requiring business continuity planning

8. Raw Material Management: Include when specific requirements exist for sourcing or managing raw materials

1. Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications of products to be manufactured

2. Pricing Schedule: Detailed pricing structure, including volume discounts and price adjustment mechanisms

3. Quality Standards and Procedures: Specific quality control requirements and testing procedures

4. Manufacturing Location(s): Details of approved manufacturing facilities and capacity specifications

5. Service Levels: Performance metrics, including lead times and quality targets

6. Approved Sub-contractors: List of approved sub-contractors or suppliers if applicable

7. Equipment and Tooling: Specifications of dedicated equipment and tooling requirements

8. Forecast and Order Procedures: Detailed procedures for forecasting and ordering

9. Product Change Control Procedure: Process for managing and approving product changes