The House convenes at 2 PM on Monday, with the usual collection of suspension bills.
The current plan from Democratic leadership is to vote on the Build Back Better Act at some point this week, though the timing (or lack thereof) of a complete CBO score may complicate that.

"Additional Legislative Items are Possible."
Last votes are planned for Thursday, though it may well stretch into the weekend.

House Committee Activity

On Tuesday at 10 AM the Commodity Exchanges subcommittee of Agriculture is holding a hearing on "A Look at the Renewable Economy in Rural America."
On Tuesday at 10 AM the Science committee is marking up three bills.
On Tuesday at 10 AM the Energy subcommittee of Natural Resources is holding a hearing on "Plugging in Public Lands: Transmission Infrastructure for Renewable Energy."
On Tuesday at 10 AM the Europe subcommittee of Foreign Affairs is holding a hearing on "National Security Implications of Climate Change in the Arctic."
On Tuesday at 10:30 AM the Energy and Environment subcommittees of Energy & Commerce are holding a hearing on "Securing America's Future: Supply Chain Solutions for a Clean Energy Economy."
On Tuesday at 2 PM the WOW subcommittee of Natural Resources is holding a legislative hearing on three fisheries bills.
On Wednesday at 10 AM the Natural Resources committee is marking up over a dozen bills.
On Wednesday at 10 AM the Energy subcommittee of Science is holding a hearing on "Fostering a New Era of Fusion Energy Research and Technology Development."

Senate Floor Activity

The Senate convenes at 3 PM on Monday, with a 5:30 PM cloture vote on Graham Steele for Assistant Secretary of Treasury.
Robert Bonnie at Agriculture and Brian Nelson at Treasury are also expected to get votes early in the week.
Sen. Schumer has said that the Senate will aim to take up the National Defense Authorization Act this week, which could easily occupy the week (and potentially the next as well).

Senate Committee Activity

On Tuesday at 10 AM the Energy & Natural Resources committee is voting on the nominations of Laura Daniel-Davis for Assistant Secretary of Interior and Sara Bronin for Chair of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation.
On Tuesday at 10 AM (immediately following the above) the Energy & Natural Resources committee is holding a hearing on "Domestic and International Energy Price Trends."
On Wednesday at 10 AM the Environment & Public Works committee is holding a nomination hearing for Martha Williams to be Director of the Fish & Wildlife Service.
While not yet noticed, there may be a markup at the Energy & Natural Resources committee on Thursday.