Amends GS 143-341.2 concerning duties of the Department of Administration (DOA). Adds new subsection (d) to require that DAO, as part of executing its required State facilities plan, identify facilities that are abandoned, condemned, flagged for surplus, or that otherwise require extraordinary maintenance and its recommendations for the facilities, if any. Requires DAO to quarterly report to the specified NCGA division and committee and the Council of State on the facility assessment.

Appropriates $50,000 from the General Fund to DAO for 2026-27 to establish a reporting mechanism to cover the statewide inventory of property assessed pursuant to new GS 143-341.2(d). Directs that the initial quarterly report must be submitted by October 1, 2026.

Amends GS 20-28.2(i) concerning the expedited sale of seized motor vehicles. Authorizes the State Surplus Property Agency to sell a motor vehicle, regardless of fair market value, any time the outstanding towing and storage costs exceed 85% of the fair market value of the vehicle, or with owner consent (currently authorization is limited to county boards of education).

Amends GS 143-341(4) concerning DAO's powers and duties relating to real property control. Adds a new duty to require execution of any documents, instruments, or other records in connection with any purchase, sale, or lease of property in accordance with the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, Article 40, GS Chapter 66, to the extent practicable.

Amends GS 146-25.1 governing State advertisements for property leases. Permits DAO to advertise for prospective lessors through electronic means as an alternative to the existing requirement to place the advertisement in a newspaper of general circulation in the county. Makes existing notice requirements apply to electronically posted notices. Defines electronic means to include posting the advertisement on DAO's website or any other means DAO deems appropriate to provide adequate notice.