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1. Non-Compete: Restrictions on contractor's ability to compete, used when contractor will have access to sensitive competitive information

2. Insurance: Requirements for contractor to maintain specific insurance coverage, used for high-risk services or when required by industry standards

3. Equipment and Resources: Provisions regarding tools and resources, used when specific equipment or facilities are required for service delivery

4. Subcontracting: Terms governing the use of subcontractors, used when subcontracting may be necessary

5. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances, particularly relevant in long-term or high-value contracts

6. Data Protection: Specific provisions for handling personal data, used when services involve data processing

7. Compliance with Laws: Specific regulatory compliance requirements, used in regulated industries

8. Training and Support: Provisions for training or support services, used when specific expertise transfer is required

1. Schedule A - Scope of Services: Detailed breakdown of services, deliverables, and specifications

2. Schedule B - Fee Schedule: Detailed fee structure, payment milestones, and any variable compensation elements

3. Schedule C - Service Levels: Specific performance metrics, quality standards, and response times

4. Schedule D - Approved Subcontractors: List of pre-approved subcontractors if applicable

5. Appendix 1 - Required Documentation: List of required certificates, licenses, or other documentation

6. Appendix 2 - Client Policies: Relevant client policies that contractor must comply with

7. Appendix 3 - Project Timeline: Detailed project schedule and milestones if applicable

8. Appendix 4 - Confidentiality Agreement: Detailed confidentiality terms and requirements