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1. Quality Assurance: Used when specific quality standards or testing procedures are required

2. Intellectual Property: Included when IP rights are involved in the purchase

3. Confidentiality: Added when sensitive information will be exchanged

4. Insurance: Required when specific insurance coverage needs to be maintained

5. Force Majeure: Important for long-term or high-value purchases to address unforeseen circumstances

6. Environmental Compliance: Necessary when environmental regulations are relevant to the purchase

7. Security Interest: Used when collateral or security is required

8. Change of Control: Important for long-term agreements where ownership changes could impact the relationship

1. Schedule A - Description of Goods/Services: Detailed specifications of items being purchased

2. Schedule B - Pricing Schedule: Detailed breakdown of pricing, including any volume discounts or price adjustments

3. Schedule C - Delivery Schedule: Detailed timing and logistics for delivery

4. Schedule D - Quality Standards: Specific quality requirements and testing procedures

5. Schedule E - Warranty Terms: Detailed warranty provisions and procedures

6. Appendix 1 - Technical Specifications: Technical details and requirements

7. Appendix 2 - Form of Purchase Order: Standard form for placing orders under the agreement