1. Performance Standards and KPIs: Used when specific performance metrics need to be measured and maintained

2. Subcontracting: Include when the contractor may need to engage subcontractors

3. Non-Compete: Used when restricting the contractor from working with competitors is necessary

4. Equipment and Resources: Include when specifying who provides tools, equipment, or resources

5. Work Health and Safety: Detailed section needed when services involve high-risk activities or site access

6. Background Checks: Include when contractor needs security clearances or specific certifications

7. Data Protection: Required when contractor will handle personal or sensitive data

8. Marketing and Publicity: Include when addressing use of logos, case studies, or public announcements

9. Force Majeure: Important for long-term contracts or when service continuity is critical

1. Schedule 1 - Services Description: Detailed specification of services, deliverables, and performance requirements

2. Schedule 2 - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, rates, and payment terms

3. Schedule 3 - Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance types and coverage amounts required

4. Schedule 4 - Key Personnel: Names and qualifications of key contractor staff assigned to provide services

5. Schedule 5 - Service Locations: List of approved locations where services may be performed

6. Appendix A - Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory or industry compliance requirements

7. Appendix B - Policies and Procedures: Relevant principal's policies that contractor must comply with