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NYC Comptroller's report slams Mayor Adams on migrant contract spending - Vimarsana News

NYC Comptroller's report slams Mayor Adams on migrant contract spending

NEW YORK — The cost of comparable migrant services provided by contractors hired by Mayor Eric Adams’ administration “varied widely” and came in “significantly higher” than what the city typically pays, leading to mismanaged taxpayer dollars, a report released Tuesday by city Comptroller Brad Lander revealed. The audit, which focused on four of an estimated 340 contracts involving migrant ...

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NYC Overspending by 237% on Some No-Bid Migrant Shelter Contracts - Vimarsana News

NYC Overspending by 237% on Some No-Bid Migrant Shelter Contracts

A new report found that no-bid emergency contracts for asylum seeker services are costing the city significantly more than traditional contracts.

Migrant Contracts Are Excessive, Comptroller Says - Vimarsana News

Migrant Contracts Are Excessive, Comptroller Says

The comptroller's latest report suggested that a lack of coordination from the city may have led to millions of dollars in unnecessary payments.

NYC taxpayers fleeced for millions with no-bid contracts for migrant services, audit finds - Vimarsana News

NYC taxpayers fleeced for millions with no-bid contracts for migrant services, audit finds

A New York City comptroller's audit finds no-bid contracts for migrant services have charged "significantly higher" rates than competitive contracts for similar jobs.

NYC mismanaged contracts for migrant services, audit shows: 'Recipe for fiscal waste' - Vimarsana News

NYC mismanaged contracts for migrant services, audit shows: 'Recipe for fiscal waste'

The NYC comptroller determined there is little coordination between city agencies.

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