1. Equipment and Resources: Used when specific equipment or resources are provided by either party

2. Health and Safety: Required when contractor works on-site or in hazardous environments

3. Subcontracting: Include when contractor may need to subcontract certain services

4. Non-Competition: Used when contractor has access to sensitive competitive information

5. Data Protection: Required when contractor processes personal information under POPIA

6. B-BBEE Compliance: Include when B-BBEE status is relevant to the contract

7. Training Requirements: Used when specific certifications or training are required

8. Change Control: Include for contracts where scope may need regular adjustment

9. Force Majeure: Optional but recommended for long-term contracts

10. Exit Management: Important for complex services requiring transition planning

1. Schedule 1: Service Level Agreement: Detailed performance metrics and service standards

2. Schedule 2: Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, rates, and payment terms

3. Schedule 3: Scope of Work: Detailed description of services and deliverables

4. Schedule 4: Key Personnel: List of key individuals involved in service delivery

5. Schedule 5: Equipment Schedule: List of equipment provided by either party

6. Schedule 6: Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory or industry compliance requirements

7. Appendix A: Required Insurance Coverage: Detailed insurance requirements and minimum coverage

8. Appendix B: Health and Safety Requirements: Specific health and safety protocols if applicable

9. Appendix C: Reporting Templates: Standard forms and templates for required reports

10. Appendix D: Contact Details: Key contact information for both parties