1. Site Investigation: Required when the contractor needs to conduct preliminary site investigation before finalizing designs

2. Subcontractors: Include when the contractor will be using subcontractors, specifying approval requirements and contractor's responsibility

3. Environmental Protection: Required for projects with significant environmental impact or those near environmentally sensitive areas

4. Security Requirements: Include for projects in gated communities or areas with specific security protocols

5. Temporary Facilities: Needed when temporary structures or utilities are required during construction

6. Force Majeure: Optional but recommended in areas prone to natural disasters or uncertain conditions

7. Liquidated Damages: Include when parties agree to specific damages for delay or non-performance

8. Retention Money: Include when a portion of payment will be held as security for defects

9. Testing and Commissioning: Required for projects involving mechanical, electrical, or plumbing systems

1. Schedule A - Detailed Scope of Work: Comprehensive breakdown of all construction work, including drawings and specifications

2. Schedule B - Bill of Quantities: Itemized list of materials, labor, and other costs

3. Schedule C - Project Timeline: Detailed project schedule showing all phases and milestones

4. Schedule D - Payment Schedule: Breakdown of payment installments tied to construction milestones

5. Schedule E - Material Specifications: Detailed specifications for all materials to be used in the project

6. Schedule F - Drawings and Plans: Approved architectural and engineering drawings

7. Schedule G - Permits and Licenses: Copies of all required permits, licenses, and authorizations

8. Schedule H - Insurance Requirements: Details of required insurance coverage and certificates

9. Appendix 1 - Safety Protocol: Safety procedures and requirements for the construction site

10. Appendix 2 - Quality Control Plan: Procedures for ensuring quality control during construction