1. Design Obligations: Used when the contractor has design responsibilities in design and construct contracts

2. Environmental Requirements: Required for projects with significant environmental considerations or requirements

3. Staging and Separable Portions: Used when the works are to be completed and handed over in stages

4. Intellectual Property: Important when design or innovative construction methods are involved

5. Building Information Modeling: Required when BIM is used in the project

6. Indigenous Participation: Used when the project has indigenous participation requirements

7. Financing Requirements: Needed when specific financier requirements must be incorporated

8. Community Engagement: Important for projects with significant community impact

9. Heritage Protection: Required when working with or near heritage-listed properties

1. Schedule 1 - Contract Particulars: Key project details, contact information, and specific requirements

2. Schedule 2 - Scope of Works: Detailed description of the works to be performed

3. Schedule 3 - Program: Construction program including key milestones and completion dates

4. Schedule 4 - Fee Schedule: Breakdown of the contract sum and rates for variations

5. Schedule 5 - Technical Specifications: Detailed technical requirements and standards

6. Schedule 6 - Site Plans and Drawings: All relevant construction and design drawings

7. Schedule 7 - Forms of Security: Templates for bank guarantees or other security forms

8. Schedule 8 - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements and minimum coverage

9. Schedule 9 - Quality Management Plan: Quality assurance procedures and requirements

10. Schedule 10 - WHS Management Plan: Safety management procedures and requirements

11. Appendix A - Authority Approvals: Copies of relevant permits and approvals

12. Appendix B - Environmental Requirements: Environmental management plans and requirements