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1. Subcontracting: Required when the contractor intends to use subcontractors, detailing approval processes and liability

2. Environmental Compliance: Needed for projects with significant environmental impact or specific environmental requirements

3. Intellectual Property: Required when design services or innovative construction methods are involved

4. Financing Arrangements: Necessary when specific financing or payment security arrangements are required

5. Special Site Conditions: Include when the site has unique characteristics requiring special attention

6. Provisional Sums: Required when certain costs cannot be determined at contract formation

7. Quality Assurance: Detailed quality management requirements for complex projects

8. Building Information Modeling: Required when BIM is used in the project

9. Archaeological Findings: Necessary for sites with potential archaeological significance

10. Public Interface: Required for projects in populated areas requiring public relations management

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

2. Schedule 2 - Price Breakdown: Detailed cost breakdown and bill of quantities

3. Schedule 3 - Project Timeline: Detailed program of works and milestone dates

4. Schedule 4 - Key Personnel: List of key project personnel and their responsibilities

5. Schedule 5 - Required Insurance: Detailed insurance requirements and coverage levels

6. Schedule 6 - Site Information: Site details, access points, and existing conditions

7. Schedule 7 - Forms and Procedures: Standard forms for variations, applications for payment, etc.

8. Schedule 8 - Quality Standards: Specific quality standards and testing requirements

9. Schedule 9 - Health and Safety Plan: Detailed health and safety procedures and requirements

10. Schedule 10 - Permits and Approvals: List of required permits and responsible parties