1. Insurance: Required when specific insurance coverage needs to be maintained by either party

2. Intellectual Property Rights: Necessary when the procurement involves licensed products, technology, or proprietary information

3. Performance Security: Include when bank guarantees or performance bonds are required

4. Environmental Compliance: Required for industries with significant environmental impact or sustainability requirements

5. Anti-Corruption and Ethics: Important for high-value contracts or when dealing with government entities

6. Import-Export Compliance: Necessary for international procurement relationships

7. Service Level Agreement: Required when specific performance metrics need to be maintained

8. Business Continuity: Important for critical supply relationships or regulated industries

9. Subcontracting: Include when vendor may need to engage subcontractors

10. Change Management: Required for complex or long-term procurement relationships

1. Schedule A - Product/Service Specifications: Detailed technical specifications of goods/services to be supplied

2. Schedule B - Pricing Schedule: Detailed breakdown of prices, including any volume discounts or pricing mechanisms

3. Schedule C - Service Levels and KPIs: Detailed performance metrics and measurement criteria

4. Schedule D - Delivery Schedule: Detailed timeline and logistics requirements for deliveries

5. Schedule E - Quality Standards: Specific quality requirements, testing procedures, and acceptance criteria

6. Schedule F - Approved Subcontractors: List of pre-approved subcontractors if applicable

7. Schedule G - Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory or compliance requirements applicable to the procurement

8. Schedule H - Contact Details: Key contact persons and escalation matrix for both parties

9. Appendix 1 - Standard Operating Procedures: Detailed operational procedures for day-to-day activities

10. Appendix 2 - Forms and Templates: Standard forms for purchase orders, delivery receipts, quality reports etc.