Lobbying

Rio Tinto Services's latest lobbying report covers Q2 2026, at $521K. The four quarters Q4 2025–Q3 2026 total $1.6M. Its first report covers Q4 2022; the issues it reports most are Natural Resources and Trade (Domestic & Foreign).

Rio Tinto Services

Latest quarter
No record
Q3 2026 · 0 reports
Last 12 months
$1.6M
Last 4 quarters
vs last quarter
−100.0%
Q3 2026 against the quarter before
First report
Q4 2022
The first quarter a report named it

Lobbying by quarter

Rio Tinto Services lobbying by quarter
Rio Tinto Services lobbying by quarter
QuarterAmountReports
Q4 2022$490K5
Q1 2023$557.5K6
Q2 2023$587.5K6
Q3 2023$577K6
Q4 2023$557K6
Q1 2024$507K6
Q2 2024$517K6
Q3 2024$510K6
Q4 2024$500K6
Q1 2025$521K6
Q2 2025$551K6
Q3 2025$541K6
Q4 2025$541K6
Q1 2026$541K6
Q2 2026$521K6
Q3 2026$00

By issue

  • Natural resources$2.2M · 73 reports
  • Trade$1.1M · 32 reports
  • Budget and appropriations$1M · 31 reports
  • Environment and Superfund$918.6K · 19 reports
  • Taxation$851.6K · 20 reports
  • Defense$768.6K · 15 reports
  • Transportation$768.6K · 15 reports
  • Energy and nuclear$261.3K · 15 reports
  • Science and technology$48K · 4 reports

An issue's amount splits each report's amount equally over the issues the report lists.

Who was lobbied

  • HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES87 reports
  • SENATE86 reports
  • U.S. Forest Service30 reports
  • Energy, Dept of24 reports
  • Interior, Dept of (DOI)24 reports
  • Executive Office of the President (EOP)22 reports
  • Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)19 reports
  • Commerce, Dept of (DOC)16 reports
  • Treasury, Dept of16 reports
  • Agriculture, Dept of (USDA)15 reports
  • President of the U.S.15 reports
  • State, Dept of (DOS)15 reports
  • U.S. Trade Representative (USTR)15 reports
  • White House Office9 reports
  • Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ)4 reports

Firms it paid

Firm
In-houseRio Tinto Services$5.4M15 quarters
Avoq$620K15 quarters
The Smith-Free Group$550K9 quarters
CGCN Group$543K14 quarters
Holland & Hart$350K15 quarters
Lot Sixteen$300K6 quarters
Torres Consulting and Law Group$276K15 quarters

Former officials lobbying for it

Former position
ASHLEY NICHOLS (MCMANUS)Subcommittee Staff Director, Energy and Mineral Resources Subcommittee, House Committee on Natural Resources; Legislative Assistant, Rep. Hal Rogers; Legislative Correspondent, Rep. Jo BonnerQ2 2026
KELLY A JOHNSONPDAAG, ENRD, DOJ; Counsel, Senate Energy - Natural Resources CommitteeQ2 2026
MARY KATHERINE CARTERProfessional Staff Member, Senate Finance CommitteeQ3 2025
ANNE GAYMANLegislative Director for Senator Lisa Murkowski; Senior Professional Staff Member, U.S. Senate Committee on Energy & Natural ResourcesQ2 2025
TRAVIS CONE(4) Staff Director, Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, Subcommittee on Transportation and Infrastructure, 2019-2020; Deputy Staff Director, Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, Republicans, 2021-2024Q3 2024
MARTHA BEATRICE MILLERDeputy Director of Scheduling, Sen. Ted Cruz (TX), 2019-2020; Scheduler, Rep. Warren Davidson (OH-08), 2020-2022.Q1 2023

Lobbying reports

Filed by
07/20for Q2Avoq$50K
07/18for Q2CGCN Group$40K
07/17for Q2Lot Sixteen$50K
07/17for Q2Torres Consulting and Law Group$21K
07/14for Q2Holland & Hart$10K
07/09for Q2In-house$350K
04/20for Q1Avoq$50K
04/20for Q1Lot Sixteen$50K
04/20for Q1In-house$350K
04/18for Q1CGCN Group$40K
04/14for Q1Torres Consulting and Law Group$21K
04/10for Q1Holland & Hart$30K
01/20for Q4 2025Avoq$40K
01/20for Q4 2025Lot Sixteen$50K
01/20for Q4 2025CGCN Group$40K
01/15for Q4 2025In-house$380K
01/15for Q4 2025Torres Consulting and Law Group$21K
01/15for Q4 2025Holland & Hart$10K
25/10/21for Q3 2025Holland & Hart$10K
25/10/20for Q3 2025Avoq$40K