Management Consulting Contract Template for Saudi Arabia

1. Shariah Compliance: Specific provisions ensuring compliance with Islamic law principles, required for contracts involving Islamic financial institutions

2. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances preventing performance, particularly relevant in long-term engagements

3. Non-Competition: Restrictions on consultant's ability to work with competitors, if required by nature of engagement

4. Insurance: Required insurance coverage specifications, particularly for high-risk consultancy work

5. Data Protection: Specific provisions for handling personal data, required if personal data processing is involved

6. Anti-Corruption: Specific provisions ensuring compliance with anti-corruption laws, particularly important for international engagements

7. Assignment and Subcontracting: Rights and restrictions regarding transfer of obligations, important for larger consulting firms

8. Key Personnel: Identification of key team members and replacement provisions, important for expertise-specific engagements

1. Schedule 1 - Scope of Services: Detailed breakdown of services, deliverables, and methodologies

2. Schedule 2 - Fees and Payment Schedule: Detailed fee structure, milestone payments, and expense policies

3. Schedule 3 - Project Timeline: Detailed project phases, milestones, and delivery dates

4. Schedule 4 - Key Personnel: CVs and qualifications of key team members

5. Schedule 5 - Client Materials and Resources: List of materials, access, and resources to be provided by client

6. Schedule 6 - Service Levels: Performance metrics and quality standards

7. Appendix A - Required Forms and Templates: Standard forms for reporting, invoicing, and change requests

8. Appendix B - Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory and compliance requirements applicable to the engagement