TIJERAS, NM – Vox|Optima is pleased to announce its newest partnership with Metro Productions as a subcontractor partner on its Seaport Enhanced contract. Metro Productions is a full-service film, video and multimedia production company.

With nearly three decades of experience, its Virginia-based production facilities house more than 50 full-time employees. Metro Productions’ well-versed team and state-of-the-art faciliti¬es accommodate a full spectrum of professional needs.

"Metro Productions is pleased to have the opportunity to partner with Vox|Optima on the Seaport Enhanced contract,” said Business Development Manager Patrick Walsh of Metro Productions. “Vox|Optima’s leadership and customer satisfaction philosophy is in keeping with the high standards Metro has established.”

Vox|Optima selected Metro Productions as a strategic partner to further expand upon their strategic communications line of business.

Walsh echoed Vox|Optima’s branded value for such services, “Strategic communications is an essential weapon against the war on terrorism and we are delighted to be partnered with one of the best companies in the business."

Metro Productions serves a wide array of clientele, including Fortune 500 companies, education institutions, travel and tourism organizations, federal, state, and local government agencies, all branches of the U.S. military, economic development enterprises and non-profit foundations.

“We are pleased to add Metro Productions as a partner business under our Seaport Enhanced contract,” said Merritt Allen, Vox|Optima executive director. “Vox|Optima is about maximizing your voice, and Metro’s skill set will help us maximize our own voice to clients eager to find a business with a full range of professional solutions.”

Metro joins Vox’s|Optima’s select group partner businesses to include Compa Industries Inc., Cynergy Group of Baltimore Inc., Escoe Bliss Professional Resources, ISHPI Information Technologies Inc., Payne Consulting Services and Professional Solutions.

SeaPort-e is a Navy awarded contract to provide support services to the government. The government estimates a maximum of $5,300,000,000 worth of services will be procured per year via orders issued under the SeaPort-e multiple-award contracts.