1. Performance Security: Required when project value exceeds certain threshold or when owner requires additional security

2. Retention Money: Used when parties agree to hold back portion of payments as security

3. Subcontracting: Include when contractor is permitted to engage subcontractors

4. Intellectual Property Rights: Required when design elements or proprietary methods are involved

5. Environmental Compliance: Necessary for projects with significant environmental impact

6. Local Content Requirements: Include when project must meet local content or employment quotas

7. Liquidated Damages: Used when parties agree to pre-determined damages for specific breaches

8. Advance Payment: Include when owner agrees to provide advance funding

9. Quality Assurance Program: Required for complex projects requiring specific quality management systems

10. Site Security: Important for projects in sensitive or high-risk areas

1. Schedule A - Scope of Work: Detailed technical specifications and drawings

2. Schedule B - Bill of Quantities: Itemized list of work items and their quantities

3. Schedule C - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment milestones and amounts

4. Schedule D - Project Timeline: Detailed project schedule with milestones and critical path

5. Schedule E - Site Plan: Drawings and details of the construction site

6. Schedule F - Material Specifications: Detailed specifications for materials to be used

7. Schedule G - Key Personnel: List of key staff and their roles

8. Schedule H - Required Insurance: Details of insurance types and coverage amounts

9. Schedule I - Forms and Certificates: Standard forms for applications, certificates, and notices

10. Schedule J - HSE Requirements: Detailed health, safety, and environmental requirements