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1. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances preventing performance, particularly relevant in areas prone to natural disasters

2. Environmental Protection: Special provisions for environmental protection measures, required when construction may impact protected areas or require environmental permits

3. Security Deposit: Terms for security deposit or performance bond, typically used in larger construction projects

4. Utilities and Temporary Facilities: Responsibilities for temporary utilities during construction, important for remote locations

5. Subcontractors: Provisions governing the use and management of subcontractors, needed when subcontracting is anticipated

6. Site Safety and Security: Detailed safety and security requirements, particularly important for construction in high-risk areas

7. Intellectual Property: Protection of design rights and other IP, relevant when custom architectural designs are involved

8. Liquidated Damages: Pre-agreed damages for delay or non-performance, optional but common in larger projects

1. Schedule A - Construction Plans and Drawings: Detailed architectural and engineering drawings approved for construction

2. Schedule B - Technical Specifications: Detailed specifications for materials, finishes, and construction methods

3. Schedule C - Bill of Quantities: Itemized list of materials and work items with quantities and prices

4. Schedule D - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment milestones and amounts

5. Schedule E - Construction Timeline: Detailed project schedule with milestones and critical path

6. Schedule F - Quality Standards: Specific quality standards and testing requirements

7. Appendix 1 - Required Permits and Licenses: List of required permits and responsibilities for obtaining them

8. Appendix 2 - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements and coverage limits

9. Appendix 3 - Form of Progress Certificate: Template for progress certification and payment requests