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1. Forecast Requirements: Used when regular supply requires advance planning - includes provisions for rolling forecasts and binding periods

2. Consignment Stock: Include when supplier maintains stock at buyer's premises, addressing ownership, risk, and inventory management

3. Intellectual Property Rights: Necessary when products involve IP rights or when custom products are being developed

4. Tooling Provisions: Required when specific tools or equipment are needed for production, addressing ownership and maintenance

5. Quality Assurance Agreement: For industries with strict quality requirements (e.g., automotive, pharmaceutical), detailing quality management systems

6. Business Continuity: Important for critical supplies, describing backup plans and disaster recovery procedures

7. Compliance with Laws: Expanded section needed for heavily regulated industries or when specific regulatory compliance is critical

8. Environmental Requirements: Include when environmental considerations are important or required by industry standards

9. Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance provisions needed for high-value or high-risk supplies

1. Product Specification: Detailed technical specifications of the products to be supplied

2. Pricing Schedule: Detailed pricing information, including any volume discounts or price adjustment mechanisms

3. Quality Standards: Specific quality requirements, testing procedures, and acceptance criteria

4. Service Levels: Performance metrics and service level requirements including delivery times

5. Key Contacts: List of key personnel and their roles for both parties

6. Form of Purchase Order: Template for standard purchase orders to be used under the agreement

7. Technical Requirements: Detailed technical requirements for product manufacturing or handling

8. Approved Production Facilities: List of approved manufacturing locations and any subcontractors