“If we were to revoke the blanket prior approval — yes, then each of those agencies would just need to approach us for approval of any individual contract,” he said.
DocGo officials did not respond on Sunday to a request for comment.
The company’s contract with the city’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development, which has not been made public, calls for DocGo to provide some of its subcontracted services with no markup.
For example, laundry and food service are “billed at actual cost,” with laundry charges capped at $270,000 a month, and three meals costing no more than $33 per person each day, the contract says.
But DocGo is allowed to turn a tidy profit from its largest single monthly expense: the hotel rooms housing the migrants.
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Organizations:
city’s Department of Housing Preservation, DocGo, Ramada Plaza
Locations:
Albany, DocGo, New York City