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1. Intellectual Property Rights: Required when the project involves unique designs or proprietary construction methods

2. Environmental Compliance: Needed for projects requiring specific environmental permits or management plans

3. Financing Arrangements: Included when specific project financing terms need to be documented

4. Force Majeure: Detailed provisions for handling unforeseen events, particularly relevant in areas prone to natural disasters

5. Subcontractor Provisions: Required when subcontracting is permitted and needs to be regulated

6. Local Community Relations: Important for large projects affecting local communities or requiring community engagement

7. Materials Storage and Security: Needed for projects with significant material storage requirements or security concerns

8. Utilities and Temporary Facilities: Required when specific arrangements for utilities during construction need to be detailed

1. Schedule A - Construction Drawings and Specifications: Detailed technical drawings, architectural plans, and construction specifications

2. Schedule B - Bill of Quantities: Itemized list of materials, quantities, and unit prices

3. Schedule C - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment milestones and amounts

4. Schedule D - Construction Timeline: Detailed project schedule with milestones and critical path activities

5. Schedule E - Quality Assurance Plan: Specific quality control procedures and acceptance criteria

6. Schedule F - List of Approved Materials: Specifications and brands of approved construction materials

7. Schedule G - Forms and Certificates: Standard forms for variations, completion certificates, and other project documents

8. Schedule H - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance specifications and coverage requirements

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

10. Schedule J - Permits and Licenses: Copies of all required permits, licenses, and regulatory approvals