1. Exclusivity: Used when parties want to establish exclusive negotiation rights for a specified period

2. Due Diligence: Include when specific due diligence requirements or processes need to be outlined

3. Regulatory Conditions: Required when the procurement is subject to specific regulatory approvals

4. Break Fee: Include when parties agree to compensation if either party withdraws under specific circumstances

5. Preliminary Payment Terms: Used when parties want to establish basic understanding of payment structure

6. Intellectual Property: Include when the procurement involves IP rights or technology transfer

7. Force Majeure: Optional clause for addressing unforeseen circumstances that might affect the procurement process

1. Schedule A - Initial Specifications: Preliminary technical or operational specifications of goods/services to be procured

2. Schedule B - Proposed Timeline: Indicative timeline for negotiations, due diligence, and execution of final agreement

3. Schedule C - Price Indication: Preliminary pricing structure or range, subject to final negotiation

4. Appendix 1 - Required Documentation: List of documents required for due diligence or final agreement

5. Appendix 2 - Key Contacts: List of key personnel involved in the procurement process from both parties