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1. Value Engineering: Procedures for cost optimization and alternative design solutions, used when project budget constraints are significant

2. Sustainable Design Requirements: Specific sustainability goals and requirements, included when the project has environmental certification targets

3. BIM Protocol: Building Information Modeling requirements and protocols, used when BIM is part of the project delivery method

4. Quality Assurance: Specific quality control procedures and standards, included for complex projects or those with special quality requirements

5. Cultural Considerations: Specific provisions for projects involving Māori cultural elements or heritage sites

6. Risk Management: Detailed risk allocation and management procedures, used for high-risk or complex projects

7. Confidentiality: Additional confidentiality requirements, included for sensitive projects

8. Force Majeure: Specific provisions for unforeseen circumstances, particularly relevant in long-term or high-value projects

1. Schedule 1: Scope of Services Matrix: Detailed breakdown of responsibilities between Architect and Contractor

2. Schedule 2: Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, payment milestones, and rates

3. Schedule 3: Project Program: Detailed project timeline, milestones, and deadlines

4. Schedule 4: Key Personnel: List of key team members from both parties and their roles

5. Schedule 5: Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance types and coverage amounts required

6. Appendix A: Project Brief: Detailed project requirements and specifications

7. Appendix B: Design Documents: Current design documents and drawings

8. Appendix C: Quality Management Plan: Detailed quality assurance and control procedures

9. Appendix D: Communication Protocols: Detailed procedures for project communications and reporting