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Audit of $243M BHRAGS Contracts | New York City News
City Comptroller Mark Levine is launching a sweeping $243 million audit of no-bid contracts awarded to BHRAGS Home Care — a group now under federal corruption scrutiny — as the city grapples with its migrant crisis. Former BHRAGS leaders face charges of stealing over $1 million and extorting bribes from subcontractors while securing city contracts. Though the Department of Homeless Services placed BHRAGS on a corrective action plan last fall, no audit followed — until now. Levine’s team will scrutinize every expired contract, assess whether payments were justified, and evaluate how the city…
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