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1. Confidentiality: Required when parties need to protect sensitive information exchanged during the contract

2. Intellectual Property: Needed when the agreement involves creation, use, or transfer of IP rights

3. Force Majeure: Useful for contracts where external events could impact performance

4. Assignment and Subcontracting: Important when parties need to restrict or permit transfer of rights or obligations

5. Insurance: Required when specific insurance coverage needs to be maintained

6. Warranties and Representations: Important for contracts involving specific promises or guarantees

7. Performance Standards: Needed when specific quality or service levels must be maintained

8. Privacy and Data Protection: Required when personal information will be collected or processed

1. Schedule 1: Services or Deliverables: Detailed description of services or items to be provided under the contract

2. Schedule 2: Pricing and Payment Details: Detailed breakdown of costs, payment schedules, and pricing mechanisms

3. Schedule 3: Key Personnel: Lists important individuals involved in contract performance and their roles

4. Schedule 4: Service Levels: Specific performance metrics and standards if applicable

5. Appendix A: Forms and Templates: Standard forms required for contract administration

6. Appendix B: Technical Specifications: Detailed technical requirements or specifications