The Florida Republican and former Transportation and Infrastructure chairman now heads House Oversight's Government Operations Subcommittee, where federal IT is very much on the agenda.
A bill would make the reports that agencies generate for Congress much easier for the public to see.
A fast-moving afternoon session led to passage of a bill that will prevent a government shutdown.
Despite complaints from advocacy groups that they've had too little time to review new provisions, the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act has cleared its first hurdle.
Oversight hearing explores agency savings and agile development efforts, urges more attention to delays and overruns.
Joint hearing turns combative as political parties square off.
Legislation would clarify and expand investigative powers.
The Veterans Affairs Department is not following the SBA's regulations as closely as it claims, says the chairman of the House Small Business Committee's Contracting and Workforce subcommittee.
Measure to freeze federal hiring fails; dozens of other amendments remain to be considered as clock ticks toward possible government shutdown.
Latest draft of FITARA puts a new twist on the 'lowest price technically acceptable' versus 'best value' debate.
New bill reprises measure that passed the House but stalled in the Senate in 2012.
Measures on cybersecurity standards, high-performance computing clear committee; both died in the Senate’s previous session.