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

HB 2912 establishes a process for state agencies to hire architecture, engineering, and land surveying firms through pre-approved "master agreements" instead of bidding each project individually. These agreements allow agencies to cover multiple small projects (each under $100,000) over a two-year period, with total annual spending capped at $1 million per agreement. Firms are selected based on qualifications like relevant experience, past performance, and local knowledge, after a public 10-day request for qualifications period. The bill directly affects state agencies needing these services and the firms that provide them, streamlining procurement for routine construction or renovation work.