1. Non-Compete Clause: Restricts the owner-operator from competing directly with the principal - used when sensitive commercial information or client relationships are involved

2. Intellectual Property: Addresses ownership and use of IP - included when services involve creation of intellectual property

3. Performance Metrics: Establishes KPIs and performance review processes - used for complex service arrangements

4. Territory Rights: Defines geographical areas of operation - relevant for delivery or service-area based contracts

5. Subcontracting: Allows/restricts the owner-operator's ability to subcontract - used when delegation of duties might be necessary

6. Equipment Lease: Details terms for leasing equipment from principal - used when principal provides some equipment

7. Minimum Service Guarantees: Specifies minimum service levels or volumes - used in regular ongoing service arrangements

8. Force Majeure: Addresses unforeseeable circumstances preventing performance - important for critical service contracts

1. Schedule 1 - Service Specifications: Detailed description of services, including specific tasks, standards, and deliverables

2. Schedule 2 - Fee Schedule: Comprehensive breakdown of rates, charges, and payment calculations

3. Schedule 3 - Equipment Schedule: Detailed list of owner-operator's equipment with specifications and maintenance requirements

4. Schedule 4 - Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance types, coverage amounts, and special conditions

5. Schedule 5 - Operating Procedures: Detailed operational procedures and requirements

6. Schedule 6 - Performance Standards: Specific KPIs, reporting requirements, and performance measurement criteria

7. Appendix A - Required Forms: Standard forms for invoicing, incident reporting, and other regular communications

8. Appendix B - Compliance Checklist: List of required licenses, certifications, and compliance requirements