1. Environmental Management: Required when the works have significant environmental impacts or require specific environmental management plans

2. Indigenous Rights and Cultural Heritage: Necessary when works may affect Māori cultural values or sites of significance

3. Community Engagement: Required for projects with significant community impact or public interface

4. Security: Include when performance bonds or retention monies are required

5. Intellectual Property: Necessary when the works involve design elements or innovative construction methods

6. Traffic Management: Required for works affecting public roads or requiring traffic control

7. Utilities and Services: Include when works involve interaction with existing utilities or service infrastructure

1. Schedule 1: Scope of Works: Detailed technical specifications and drawings for the works

2. Schedule 2: Contract Price Breakdown: Itemized pricing, rates, and payment schedule

3. Schedule 3: Program of Works: Detailed timeline, milestones, and completion dates

4. Schedule 4: Site Information: Site plans, access requirements, and known site conditions

5. Schedule 5: Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance types, coverage amounts, and special conditions

6. Schedule 6: Health and Safety Requirements: Specific H&S procedures, forms, and reporting requirements

7. Schedule 7: Quality Assurance Requirements: Quality control procedures, testing requirements, and acceptance criteria

8. Appendix A: Key Personnel: Lists key personnel from both parties with roles and responsibilities

9. Appendix B: Required Forms: Standard forms for payment claims, variations, and other administrative processes