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1. Environmental Management Plan: Required for projects with significant environmental impact or when specifically requested by the client

2. Traffic Management Plan: Necessary for construction projects in urban areas or affecting public roads

3. Community Relations Plan: Important for projects in populated areas or with significant community impact

4. Value Engineering Proposals: Alternative solutions that may provide cost savings or improvements

5. Risk Management Plan: Detailed analysis of project risks and mitigation strategies

6. Indigenous Peoples Compliance: Required when project affects areas with indigenous peoples

7. Subcontractor Information: Required when portions of work will be subcontracted

1. Schedule A - Detailed Bill of Quantities: Itemized list of all work items with quantities and unit prices

2. Schedule B - Technical Specifications: Detailed technical requirements and standards for materials and workmanship

3. Schedule C - Construction Drawings: Complete set of technical drawings and plans

4. Schedule D - Equipment Schedule: List of all major equipment to be used with specifications

5. Schedule E - Key Personnel CVs: Detailed resumes of key project staff

6. Schedule F - Previous Project Experience: Details of similar projects completed

7. Schedule G - Certificates and Licenses: Copies of all required certifications and licenses

8. Schedule H - Financial Statements: Audited financial statements and financial capacity documentation

9. Schedule I - Construction Schedule: Detailed Gantt chart and project timeline

10. Schedule J - Quality Control Documents: Forms and procedures for quality management