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1. Environmental Protection: Required when the project has specific environmental impact considerations or requirements

2. Heritage Protection: Needed when construction involves or is near heritage-listed properties

3. Neighbouring Properties: Important when construction may affect adjacent properties or requires party wall agreements

4. Materials Supply: Used when specific arrangements for material procurement need to be documented

5. Temporary Works: Required when significant temporary structures or works are needed

6. Intellectual Property: Important when custom designs or innovative construction methods are involved

7. Performance Bond: Required when a performance guarantee is needed from the Builder

8. Liquidated Damages: Used when specific compensation for delay needs to be pre-agreed

1. Schedule 1 - Property Details: Detailed description of the land, including title details and site plan

2. Schedule 2 - Construction Drawings: Approved architectural and engineering drawings

3. Schedule 3 - Construction Specifications: Detailed technical specifications for materials and workmanship

4. Schedule 4 - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment milestones and amounts

5. Schedule 5 - Construction Program: Detailed timeline of construction activities and milestones

6. Schedule 6 - Permits and Approvals: List of required permits and responsibility for obtaining them

7. Appendix A - Form of Payment Certificate: Template for progress payment certificates

8. Appendix B - Form of Variation Order: Template for documenting variations to the scope of work

9. Appendix C - Quality Assurance Requirements: Specific quality control procedures and standards