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1. Steering Committee: Required for complex arrangements where joint decisions need a formal structure

2. Intellectual Property Rights: Needed when the purchased items involve IP rights or when joint purchasing creates shared IP

3. Confidentiality: Required when parties need to share sensitive information

4. Non-Competition: Added when parties need to address potential competition issues

5. Force Majeure: Optional but recommended for long-term arrangements

6. Insurance: Required when significant risks need to be insured

7. Compliance with Laws: Detailed compliance section needed for regulated industries

8. Assignment and Subcontracting: Required when parties need flexibility to transfer rights or obligations

1. Schedule 1 - Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications of goods/services to be purchased

2. Schedule 2 - Pricing Matrix: Detailed breakdown of prices, discounts, and allocation between parties

3. Schedule 3 - Order Procedures: Detailed procedures for placing and managing orders

4. Schedule 4 - Quality Standards: Specific quality requirements and testing procedures

5. Schedule 5 - Allocation Formula: Mathematical formula for allocating quantities and costs

6. Appendix A - Contact Details: List of key contacts and their roles for each party

7. Appendix B - Form of Purchase Order: Standard template for purchase orders

8. Appendix C - Service Level Agreement: Detailed service levels if applicable