Creates provisions relating to firearms discrimination

HB 2920 requires public entities (like government agencies) to verify that companies they contract with (for projects worth $100,000+ and employing at least 10 people) do not refuse business with firearm-related companies solely based on their industry. It defines "discrimination" as refusing, ending, or not starting a business relationship with a firearm manufacturer, retailer, or trade association due to their status in the firearm industry, excluding cases where companies follow existing firearm policies or comply with laws. The bill does not apply to sole-source contracts or when no qualified bids meet the verification requirement. It directly affects public procurement processes and private companies providing goods/services to government entities. The law aims to prevent public entities from excluding firearm industry businesses from contracts based on their industry alone.