Creates provisions for master agreements between the office of administration for architecture, engineering, or land-surveying

HB 2906 establishes a process for the Office of Administration to create "master agreements" with architecture, engineering, and land-surveying firms for ongoing state projects. These agreements allow the state to hire firms for multiple projects without separate bidding for each, with each project costing no more than $100,000 and the total annual spending under an agreement capped at $1 million. The process requires a public request for qualifications, evaluation based on firm experience and past performance, and limits agreements to two years. This primarily affects the Office of Administration's Division of Facilities Management and the firms providing these services.