Which section includes special contract requirements?

The section that includes special contract requirements is Section H. This section is specifically designated for detailing any unique conditions or requirements that are pertinent to the contract. These could involve special clauses that address the specific needs of the contracting parties, modifications to standard terms, or other stipulations that are not generally applicable to all contracts.

Section H serves to clarify these distinctive requirements, ensuring that all parties have a clear understanding of the special conditions that apply. This can include performance standards, unique deliverable timelines, payment terms, or compliance factors that must be adhered to throughout the contract's duration. This portion acts as a critical reference point to both the contractor and the contracting agency to ensure that expectations and responsibilities are clearly defined and understood.

In contrast, other sections, such as Section I, usually contain general information about the contract, including the administrative and procedural aspects; Section A often outlines the contract's statement of work; and Section F typically addresses clauses related to the performance and delivery of the contract. Therefore, while these sections contain important information, they do not specifically focus on special contract requirements as Section H does.