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1. Data Protection: Required when services involve handling personal data or IT systems

2. Health and Safety: Needed for maintenance work involving physical presence or hazardous environments

3. Intellectual Property: Include when maintenance involves software, technology, or proprietary systems

4. Personnel Requirements: Required when specific qualifications or security clearances are needed for maintenance staff

5. Subcontracting: Include when service provider may need to engage subcontractors

6. Force Majeure: Important for long-term agreements or critical maintenance services

7. Change Control: Needed for complex services where scope or specifications may change over time

8. Disaster Recovery: Required for critical maintenance services or IT infrastructure support

1. Schedule 1 - Service Specifications: Detailed technical specifications of maintenance services and coverage

2. Schedule 2 - Service Levels and KPIs: Detailed metrics, measurement methods, and reporting requirements

3. Schedule 3 - Fee Schedule: Detailed pricing, including regular maintenance fees and charges for additional services

4. Schedule 4 - Escalation Matrix: Contact details and procedures for different levels of service issues

5. Schedule 5 - Equipment/Assets List: Inventory of equipment or assets covered under the maintenance agreement

6. Schedule 6 - Maintenance Schedule: Timing and frequency of regular maintenance activities

7. Schedule 7 - Report Templates: Standard formats for maintenance reports and service level reporting

8. Appendix A - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements and minimum coverage levels