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1. Exclusivity: Used when parties agree to exclusive manufacturing or supply arrangements

2. Minimum Purchase Commitments: Included when buyer commits to minimum purchase quantities

3. Tooling and Equipment: Required when specific tools or equipment are provided by either party

4. Environmental Compliance: Important when manufacturing involves environmental considerations

5. Technology Transfer: Needed when manufacturing involves transfer of technical knowledge

6. Change Management: Used when flexible product modification procedures are required

7. Business Continuity: Important for critical supply relationships requiring backup plans

8. Social Responsibility: Used when compliance with specific labor or social standards is required

9. Raw Material Management: Included when specific arrangements exist for raw material sourcing or storage

1. Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications of products to be manufactured

2. Quality Standards and Testing Procedures: Specific quality requirements and testing protocols

3. Pricing Schedule: Detailed pricing information including any volume discounts

4. Manufacturing Process Requirements: Step-by-step manufacturing procedures and requirements

5. Service Level Agreement: Specific performance metrics and service levels

6. Approved Subcontractors: List of approved subcontractors if subcontracting is permitted

7. Equipment Specifications: Details of any specific equipment to be used in manufacturing

8. Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory or industry standards to be met

9. Key Personnel: List of key personnel from both parties involved in the arrangement