The meals are provided by DocGo, a medical services company that won a no-bid, $432 million contract from the city to provide broad migrant care, despite having had no experience in doing so.
A spokesman for the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development, which oversees the $432 million DocGo contract, said the company has recently began ordering fewer meals to reduce waste as part of the agency's effort to trim $66 million from the program by the end of next year.
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