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1. Source Code Escrow: Optional provision for source code safekeeping with a third party, used when client requires access to source code under specific conditions

2. Change Control: Formal process for managing changes to project scope or requirements, recommended for complex projects

3. Service Level Agreement (SLA): Defines performance metrics and service levels, needed when ongoing maintenance is part of the agreement

4. Personnel Requirements: Specifies key personnel commitments and requirements, useful for projects requiring specific expertise

5. Insurance Requirements: Details required insurance coverage, important for high-value or high-risk projects

6. Non-Solicitation: Prevents hiring of other party's employees, relevant when there's significant team interaction

7. Compliance with Specific Regulations: Addresses compliance with industry-specific regulations, needed for regulated sectors

8. Third-Party Software Licenses: Manages third-party software usage and licensing, required when third-party components are used

1. Schedule A - Statement of Work: Detailed technical specifications, functionality requirements, and project scope

2. Schedule B - Project Timeline: Detailed project schedule with milestones, deliverables, and deadlines

3. Schedule C - Pricing and Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of costs, payment milestones, and payment terms

4. Schedule D - Service Levels: Specific performance metrics, response times, and service level commitments

5. Schedule E - Testing and Acceptance Criteria: Detailed testing procedures, acceptance criteria, and sign-off requirements

6. Schedule F - Technical Requirements: Hardware, software, and infrastructure requirements and specifications

7. Schedule G - Security Requirements: Specific security protocols, standards, and compliance requirements

8. Appendix 1 - Contact Details: Key contact persons and escalation matrix for both parties