New York City has decided to terminate its contract with medical services company DocGo, which was responsible for housing and caring for a recent influx of international migrants. The decision comes after scrutiny over the company's deal with the city and the quality of its services.
Mayor Eric Adams' office announced that the city will not renew its contract with DocGo, which was awarded a $432 million emergency contract last year to assist with the growing migrant population. The contract, awarded without a bidding process, raised concerns from city Comptroller Brad Lander regarding the lack of detail justifying the cost and the company's expertise in managing migrants.
