New York City will not renew its contract with DocGo for housing migrants following concerns over the company's deal worth $432 million and the quality of services provided. The city will search for a new housing provider for migrants before the current contract expires on May 5.
City Comptroller Brad Lander raised questions about the lack of details justifying the high cost of the contract with DocGo and the company's capacity to fulfill the tasks of transportation, housing, and feeding thousands of migrants.
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