# HP Reports $1.07M in Lobbying

HP Inc. reported $950,000 in third-quarter in-house lobbying expenditures, bringing its spending with three outside lobbying firms to **$1.07 million**. Its disclosed priorities include ICT and semiconductor supply-chain resilience, implementation of enacted tax and defense laws, and patent issues. The signal reports that H.R. 2480 passed the House in April 2025 and had received no Senate action at the time reported; the activity reflects policy advocacy, not a contract award or solicitation.

- HP’s agenda connects semiconductor and ICT supply-chain policy with the operating environment for federal technology suppliers and contractors.
- Companies in these supply chains can use HP’s disclosed priorities to identify legislative issues that may affect sourcing, market conditions, and implementation of enacted tax and defense laws.
- H.R. 2480’s reported House passage, without Senate action noted in the signal, provides legislative context for firms assessing the bill’s potential relevance to their business.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Information Technology
**Topics:** Policy
**Published:** October 23, 2026

### Government Entities
- U.S. House of Representatives (House)
- U.S. Senate (Senate)
- House Energy and Commerce Committee
- Senate Judiciary Committee
- House Ways and Means Committee

### Vendors
- HP Inc. (Lobbying registrant)

### Sources
- [HP Lobbying Reaches $1.07 Million Amid Semiconductor Debate | Legis1](https://legis1.com/news/ict-supply-chain-resilience-hp-inc-lobbies-on-as) - Legis1