1. Insurance Requirements: Used when specific insurance coverage needs to be maintained by either party

2. Intellectual Property Rights: Include when IP is being created, licensed, or transferred

3. Data Protection: Required when personal data processing is involved

4. Force Majeure: Important for contracts where external events could impact performance

5. Non-Compete: Used when restricting competitive activities is necessary

6. Non-Solicitation: Include when protecting against poaching of employees or customers

7. Dispute Resolution: Add when specific dispute resolution procedures (mediation/arbitration) are desired

8. Change Control: Important for contracts where scope or specifications might need modification

9. Service Levels: Include for service contracts requiring specific performance standards

10. Compliance with Laws: Add when specific regulatory compliance needs to be addressed

1. Schedule 1 - Services/Deliverables: Detailed description of services or products to be provided

2. Schedule 2 - Pricing and Payment Terms: Detailed breakdown of costs, fees, and payment schedules

3. Schedule 3 - Service Levels: Specific metrics and standards for performance measurement

4. Schedule 4 - Key Personnel: Lists key individuals involved in contract performance

5. Schedule 5 - Technical Requirements: Technical specifications or requirements

6. Schedule 6 - Form of Change Order: Template for documenting agreed changes to scope

7. Appendix A - Definitions: Extended list of defined terms if too lengthy for main agreement

8. Appendix B - Required Forms: Standard forms required for contract administration