Annex A1 Clause Samples

Annex A1 serves as a supplementary section to the main agreement, providing additional details, specifications, or requirements that are referenced within the primary contract. Typically, it may include technical standards, lists of deliverables, pricing schedules, or other supporting information that is too detailed for the main body of the contract. By consolidating this information in an annex, the clause ensures that the contract remains clear and organized, while still incorporating all necessary specifics to guide the parties' obligations and expectations.
Annex A1. Technical Specifications for the PRRV
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Annex A1. Technical Specifications for the T-Head bolts with Square Neck M24x100 with nut M24 and Double Spring Washer
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