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1. Performance Incentives: Optional provisions for performance bonuses or incentives, used when seeking to encourage cost savings or early completion

2. Guaranteed Maximum Price: Optional cap on total costs, used when requiring some cost certainty while maintaining cost-plus structure

3. Value Engineering: Procedures for identifying and implementing cost savings, used in larger projects

4. Procurement Procedures: Specific requirements for procurement of materials and subcontractors, used in larger projects

5. Quality Management: Specific quality control requirements and procedures, used in technical or complex projects

6. Environmental Compliance: Environmental management requirements, used when project has significant environmental aspects

7. Health and Safety: Detailed health and safety requirements, used when significant site works or hazardous activities involved

8. Confidentiality: Detailed confidentiality provisions, used when dealing with sensitive commercial information

1. Schedule 1 - Scope of Works: Detailed description of works or services to be provided

2. Schedule 2 - Fee Calculation: Detailed breakdown of fee structure, markup percentages, and calculation methods

3. Schedule 3 - Allowable Costs: Comprehensive list of what constitutes reimbursable costs

4. Schedule 4 - Key Personnel: List of key personnel and their charge-out rates

5. Schedule 5 - Required Insurance: Details of required insurance policies and coverage levels

6. Schedule 6 - Cost Reporting Templates: Standard forms for cost reporting and invoice submission

7. Schedule 7 - Programme: Project timeline and milestone dates

8. Appendix A - Supporting Documentation Requirements: Details of required documentation for cost verification

9. Appendix B - Rate Schedule: Schedule of agreed rates for labor, equipment, and materials if applicable