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1. Source Code Escrow: Optional provision for source code safekeeping with a third party, used when client requires security of access to source code

2. Change Control: Procedures for managing changes to project scope or specifications, recommended for complex or long-term projects

3. Service Levels: Defines performance metrics and service levels, important for ongoing maintenance or support services

4. Security Requirements: Specific security standards and compliance requirements, necessary for projects involving sensitive data or systems

5. Third-Party Materials: Addresses use and licensing of third-party components, needed when project incorporates external software or libraries

6. Knowledge Transfer: Provisions for training and knowledge sharing, important when client requires capability building

7. Non-Solicitation: Prevents hiring of each other's employees, useful in competitive markets

8. Insurance: Specifies required insurance coverage, important for high-value or high-risk projects

1. Schedule 1 - Project Specifications: Detailed technical specifications and requirements for the development work

2. Schedule 2 - Service Levels and KPIs: Specific performance metrics and service level requirements

3. Schedule 3 - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, rates, and payment milestones

4. Schedule 4 - Testing and Acceptance Criteria: Detailed acceptance testing procedures and criteria

5. Schedule 5 - Project Timeline: Detailed project plan with milestones and deadlines

6. Schedule 6 - Personnel: Key personnel and their roles in the project

7. Appendix A - Technical Environment: Description of the technical environment and requirements

8. Appendix B - Security Requirements: Detailed security standards and compliance requirements