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

2. Heritage Protection: Required when construction involves protected buildings or areas of historical significance

3. Subcontracting: Include when the builder will be engaging subcontractors

4. Performance Security: Include when bank guarantees or other security is required

5. Intellectual Property: Required when custom designs or innovative construction methods are involved

6. Force Majeure: Optional but recommended for larger projects to address unforeseen circumstances

7. Liquidated Damages: Include when specific penalties for delay or non-performance are agreed

8. Materials Supply: Required when there are specific arrangements for material procurement or owner-supplied materials

1. Schedule 1 - Construction Plans and Drawings: Detailed architectural and engineering drawings approved for construction

2. Schedule 2 - Technical Specifications: Detailed technical requirements and specifications for materials and workmanship

3. Schedule 3 - Bill of Quantities: Itemized list of quantities, materials, and unit prices

4. Schedule 4 - Construction Schedule: Detailed timeline with milestones and critical path activities

5. Schedule 5 - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment installments and milestone payments

6. Schedule 6 - Site Plan and Access Details: Site layout, access points, and logistics arrangements

7. Schedule 7 - Quality Assurance Plan: Quality control procedures and acceptance criteria

8. Schedule 8 - Safety Management Plan: Safety procedures and SUVA compliance requirements

9. Appendix A - Required Permits and Approvals: Copies of building permits and other regulatory approvals

10. Appendix B - Insurance Certificates: Copies of required insurance policies and certificates