1. Tooling Provisions: Used when specific tooling or equipment is required for manufacturing

2. Compliance with Industry Standards: Include when specific industry certifications or standards must be met

3. Environmental Compliance: Required when manufacturing involves significant environmental considerations

4. Storage and Warehousing: Include when manufacturer provides storage services

5. Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance provisions for high-value or high-risk manufacturing

6. Training and Support: Include when manufacturer must provide training or technical support

7. Exclusivity Provisions: Used when parties agree to exclusive manufacturing arrangements

8. Change Management: Include for complex manufacturing requiring formal change control processes

1. Schedule A - Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications for the products to be manufactured

2. Schedule B - Quality Standards and Testing Procedures: Specific quality requirements and testing protocols

3. Schedule C - Pricing Schedule: Detailed pricing structure, including volume discounts and cost adjustments

4. Schedule D - Production Timeline: Detailed manufacturing schedule and delivery milestones

5. Schedule E - Raw Materials Specifications: Specifications for required raw materials and components

6. Schedule F - Approved Subcontractors: List of approved subcontractors and their roles

7. Schedule G - Quality Control Documentation: Forms and procedures for quality control reporting

8. Schedule H - Service Level Agreement: Performance metrics and service level requirements