1. Site Access and Conditions: Used when specific site access requirements or existing site conditions need to be addressed

2. Subcontracting: Include when subcontracting is permitted and needs to be regulated

3. Performance Security: Required when contractor must provide performance bonds or guarantees

4. Intellectual Property Rights: Include when design services or proprietary methods are involved

5. Temporary Works: Used when significant temporary structures or facilities are required

6. Testing and Commissioning: Include for projects requiring specific testing procedures or commissioning

7. Defects Liability Period: Used when extended warranty or defects liability period is required

8. Liquidated Damages: Include when specific damages for delay or non-performance need to be pre-agreed

9. Price Escalation: Used for long-term projects where material/labor cost variations need to be addressed

10. Force Majeure Specifics: Include detailed force majeure provisions for high-risk or complex projects

1. Schedule A - Scope of Work Details: Detailed technical specifications and drawings

2. Schedule B - Bill of Quantities: Itemized list of quantities and rates for work items

3. Schedule C - Project Timeline: Detailed construction schedule with milestones

4. Schedule D - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment terms and installments

5. Schedule E - Quality Assurance Plan: Detailed quality control procedures and standards

6. Schedule F - Safety Manual: Detailed safety procedures and requirements

7. Schedule G - Site Layout Plan: Drawings showing site organization and facilities

8. Schedule H - List of Approved Materials: Specifications and brands of approved materials

9. Schedule I - Forms and Certificates: Standard forms for various project procedures

10. Schedule J - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance coverage requirements and limits