TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. 22, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- OrderPro Logistics, Inc. (Pink Sheets:OPLO) announced today that its subsidiary, All American Assemblies, has successfully completed additional work under their contract to provide office configuration moving and services to the Pima County Attorneys Office located in Tucson, AZ. The continuing renewal of this contract with Pima County is a ringing endorsement of All American's decision to enter into the commercial modular furniture installation and reconfiguration market.
Jeffrey Smuda, CEO of Order Pro Logistics states, "We continue to deliver quality and timely services through our All American Assemblies business unit. We look to provide the greater Tucson and Phoenix marketplaces with top level supply chain management solutions and services, and rapidly expand into other setup and assembly opportunities within the area. We have begun to target additional corporate and government accounts in the Phoenix-Tucson area."
About OrderPro Logistics, Inc.
OrderPro Logistics Inc. is dedicated to capturing the potential of the transportation and logistics industry by employing new and innovative processes and technologies. OrderPro Logistics, Inc. can integrate every aspect of customer logistical needs from order entry through successful delivery. Customer priorities, shipment integrity, best quality, and optimization of every load is the objective of supply chain management with OrderPro Logistics, Inc. lowering costs while adding value in process and expanding service options. www.orderprologistics.com
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