1. Environmental Requirements: Specific environmental standards and sustainable cleaning practices, used when client has specific environmental policies

2. Security Requirements: Additional security measures and clearances, used for sensitive locations like banks or government buildings

3. Quality Control: Specific quality measurement and reporting requirements, used when client requires formal quality management

4. Specialized Cleaning: Requirements for specialist cleaning services like medical facilities or clean rooms, used for specific industry requirements

5. Emergency Services: Provisions for emergency or out-of-hours cleaning services, used when 24/7 availability is required

6. Key Performance Indicators: Specific performance metrics and reporting requirements, used when formal performance management is required

7. Transfer of Undertakings: TUPE-like provisions under Dutch law, used when taking over from previous service provider

1. Schedule 1 - Service Specifications: Detailed cleaning specifications, including frequency, methods, and standards for each area

2. Schedule 2 - Pricing Schedule: Detailed breakdown of prices for different services and areas

3. Schedule 3 - Premises Details: Floor plans, access points, and specific requirements for different areas

4. Schedule 4 - Equipment and Materials: List of approved cleaning equipment and materials to be used

5. Schedule 5 - Key Personnel: Details of key staff members and their responsibilities

6. Schedule 6 - Performance Standards: Detailed quality standards and measurement criteria

7. Schedule 7 - HSSE Requirements: Detailed health, safety, security, and environmental requirements

8. Appendix A - Cleaning Checklist: Daily, weekly, and monthly cleaning task checklists

9. Appendix B - Incident Report Form: Template for reporting accidents, damage, or other incidents

10. Appendix C - Quality Inspection Form: Template for regular quality inspections and audits