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1. Environmental Management: Required when project has significant environmental implications or requires specific environmental compliance

2. Heritage Protection: Necessary when development involves or affects heritage buildings or sites

3. Community Engagement: Include when project requires specific community consultation or management of community impact

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

5. Force Majeure: Detailed provisions for unforeseen events, particularly relevant in long-term or complex projects

6. Financing Arrangements: Include when project involves specific financing conditions or requirements

7. Performance Bonds: Required when additional security for performance is needed

8. Provisional Sums: Include when certain costs cannot be accurately determined at contract formation

1. Schedule 1 - Construction Plans and Specifications: Detailed architectural and engineering drawings, technical specifications

2. Schedule 2 - Construction Program: Detailed timeline of construction phases and milestones

3. Schedule 3 - Price Schedule and Bill of Quantities: Detailed breakdown of costs and quantities for materials and works

4. Schedule 4 - Site Plans and Access Details: Site boundaries, access points, and temporary works areas

5. Schedule 5 - Quality Assurance Requirements: Specific quality standards, testing requirements, and acceptance criteria

6. Schedule 6 - List of Approved Subcontractors: Pre-approved subcontractors for specific aspects of the works

7. Schedule 7 - Form of Certificates: Templates for various certificates including practical completion and payment certificates

8. Schedule 8 - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance specifications and minimum coverage requirements

9. Appendix A - Statutory Approvals and Permits: Copies of all relevant building and planning approvals

10. Appendix B - Environmental Management Plan: Detailed environmental management procedures and requirements