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1. Security: Required when dealing with high-value contracts or where credit terms are extended

2. Intellectual Property: Needed when custom materials or proprietary designs are involved

3. Confidentiality: Important when sharing sensitive technical or commercial information

4. Environmental Compliance: Required when handling materials with environmental impacts or sustainability requirements

5. Import/Export Requirements: Necessary when materials are being imported or exported

6. Force Majeure: Recommended for long-term supply arrangements to address unforeseen circumstances

7. Performance Bonds: Required for high-value contracts or where specific performance guarantees are needed

8. Storage and Handling: Important when specific storage or handling requirements apply to materials

1. Schedule 1 - Material Specifications: Detailed technical specifications for each type of material covered by the agreement

2. Schedule 2 - Pricing Schedule: Detailed pricing for each material, including volume discounts and price review mechanisms

3. Schedule 3 - Delivery Requirements: Specific delivery locations, times, and special handling requirements

4. Schedule 4 - Quality Control Procedures: Testing and inspection requirements, acceptance criteria

5. Schedule 5 - Key Performance Indicators: Performance metrics and measurement criteria

6. Schedule 6 - Approved Subcontractors: List of approved manufacturers or suppliers if relevant

7. Appendix A - Forms and Procedures: Standard forms for purchase orders, delivery receipts, and quality certificates

8. Appendix B - Compliance Certificates: Required certifications and compliance documentation for materials