Legislative record

HR 3838

Streamlining Procurement for Effective Execution and Delivery and National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026

Congress.gov resources retrieved Sep 5, 2026 · Source record updated May 15, 2026

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Dated status summary

As of 2025-09-30, the captured official action history reaches passage in one chamber. Latest recorded action: Received in the Senate.

One chamber has recorded passage; both chambers must agree to the same measure before presidential action can occur.

Method: Classify only explicit procedural terms in the captured Congress.gov action text, using the furthest documented stage and making no prediction about later action. Reviewed Sep 4, 2026.

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Official bill facts

Congress
119
Bill type and number
HR 3838
Introduced
Jun 9, 2025
Policy area
Armed Forces and National Security
Latest action date
Sep 30, 2025
Cosponsors
1

Latest action: Received in the Senate.

Cosponsor selection rule: show the official count for every bill in the fixed five-bill collection because it is a reproducible completeness indicator. Individual cosponsor names are omitted; the count does not describe support outside formal cosponsorship or predict action.

Official identity and role

Sponsor

The sponsor is linked only when the approved person profile and Congress.gov Bioguide ID match.

Mike Rogers

House of Representatives, Alabama District 3

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Selected official chronology

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  1. introduced

    Bill introduced

  2. committee

    Referred to the House Committee on Armed Services.

  3. reported

    Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 189.

  4. passage

    On passage Passed by recorded vote: 231 - 196 (Roll no. 262).

  5. passage

    Passed/agreed to in House: On passage Passed by recorded vote: 231 - 196 (Roll no. 262).

  6. referral

    Received in the Senate.

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Committees and subcommittees of referral

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Official committee-referral entries
ChamberCommitteeTypeSubcommittees listed
HouseAgriculture CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseAppropriations CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseArmed Services CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseBudget CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseCommittee on House AdministrationStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseEducation and Workforce CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseEnergy and Commerce CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseFinancial Services CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseForeign Affairs CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseHomeland Security CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseIntelligence (Permanent Select) CommitteeSelectNone listed in captured referral record
HouseJudiciary CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseNatural Resources CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseOversight and Government Reform CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseScience, Space, and Technology CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseSmall Business CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseTransportation and Infrastructure CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseVeterans' Affairs CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record
HouseWays and Means CommitteeStandingNone listed in captured referral record

Reviewed classification based on the official Armed Forces policy area and legislative subjects; it does not state a position on the bill.

Context only

Reviewed organization context

Organization context appears only under an existing approved record basis. It does not state that lobbying targeted, supported, opposed, changed, or caused action on the bill.

Context onlyReviewed: Sep 2, 2026

subject reference

Selected LDA activity text references the FY26 National Defense Authorization Act; H.R. 3838 is a FY2026 NDAA bill. This is context, not proof of targeting or influence.

Limitation: The subject overlap does not establish that a filing targeted this bill or affected its outcome.

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issue

Defense and Aerospace Policy

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person

Mike Rogers

Mike Rogers represents Alabama in the U.S. House. This profile uses his current official identity, Armed Services responsibility, and selected sponsored defense legislation without rating his ideology or inferring influence.