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

2. Non-Competition: Used when the client wants to restrict the consultant from working with competitors

3. Non-Solicitation: Used to prevent either party from hiring the other's employees

4. Force Majeure: Important in long-term engagements to address unforeseen circumstances

5. Assignment and Subcontracting: Needed when there's possibility of transferring rights or using subcontractors

6. Data Protection: Required when personal data processing is involved in the project

7. Change Management: Important for complex projects where scope changes are likely

8. Performance Metrics: Used when specific performance standards need to be measured

9. Training and Knowledge Transfer: Relevant when the consultant needs to train client's staff

1. Schedule A - Scope of Work: Detailed breakdown of services, deliverables, and specifications

2. Schedule B - Fee Schedule: Detailed pricing, payment structure, and expenses policy

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

4. Schedule D - Key Personnel: List of key team members and their roles from both parties

5. Schedule E - Technical Requirements: Specific technical specifications and requirements for the design work

6. Schedule F - Approval Process: Detailed procedures for submitting and approving designs

7. Appendix 1 - Design Brief: Client's initial design requirements and objectives

8. Appendix 2 - Communication Protocol: Agreed procedures for project communication and reporting