1. Exclusivity: Used when parties want to establish exclusive manufacturing rights or territories

2. Minimum Purchase Commitments: Include when there are guaranteed minimum order quantities

3. Equipment and Tooling: Required when specific equipment or tools are provided by the client

4. Environmental Compliance: Important when manufacturing involves environmental considerations or certifications

5. Subcontracting Rights: Include when manufacturer may need to subcontract certain processes

6. Technology Transfer: Used when manufacturing involves transfer of technical knowledge or processes

7. Product Changes and Modifications: Include when frequent product modifications are expected

8. Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance obligations beyond standard coverage

9. Regulatory Compliance: Specific regulatory requirements for certain industries

10. Exit Transition: Detailed transition provisions for contract termination

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

2. Quality Control Procedures: Specific testing and quality control protocols

3. Pricing Schedule: Detailed breakdown of prices, costs, and payment terms

4. Manufacturing Process Flow: Step-by-step manufacturing procedures and requirements

5. Equipment List: Inventory of equipment and tools provided by either party

6. Key Performance Indicators: Metrics for measuring manufacturing performance

7. Approved Subcontractors: List of pre-approved subcontractors if applicable

8. Compliance Certificates: Required certifications and compliance documents

9. Service Level Agreement: Specific performance standards and metrics

10. Form of Purchase Order: Template for placing manufacturing orders