1. Subcontractor Arrangements: Required when there are existing subcontractor relationships that need to be addressed

2. Dispute Resolution: Detailed dispute resolution procedures, necessary when parties anticipate specific disputes or want a custom resolution process

3. Insurance and Bonds: Include when there are specific insurance policies or performance bonds that need to be addressed

4. Intellectual Property Rights: Required when the project involves significant design elements or proprietary information

5. Environmental Obligations: Include when there are specific environmental considerations or obligations that survive termination

6. Labor and Employment Matters: Necessary when termination affects employment contracts or labor arrangements

7. Warranties and Guarantees: Include when there are specific warranties that need to be addressed or transferred

8. Anti-Corruption Compliance: Required when there are specific compliance requirements or concerns

1. Schedule A - Project Details: Detailed description of the project scope and status at termination

2. Schedule B - Financial Settlement Statement: Detailed breakdown of final account, including all claims and payments

3. Schedule C - Outstanding Works List: List of incomplete works and their status at termination

4. Schedule D - Site Inventory: Inventory of materials, equipment, and other assets on site

5. Schedule E - Required Handover Documentation: List of all documents, certificates, and records to be handed over

6. Appendix 1 - Site Handover Protocol: Detailed procedure for handover of the construction site

7. Appendix 2 - Outstanding Defects List: List of known defects and agreed remedial actions

8. Appendix 3 - Surviving Warranties: Details of warranties and guarantees that survive termination