MMG at a Glance
What Does Modular Really Mean?
Modular construction is not a temporary trailer. It is a code-compliant building method where the structure is built as individual sections (modules) in a quality-controlled factory, transported to the site, and assembled into a permanent or relocatable facility. The same building codes apply. The same architectural standards apply. The same finish quality is possible. Done well, modular construction delivers a facility 30 to 50 percent faster than traditional site-built construction — with the same engineering rigor and durability.
Modular is often mistaken for a standardized, off-the-shelf box. That is not what MMG builds. Every facility MMG delivers is custom-designed to the customer’s program. Floor plans, structural systems, finishes, security envelopes, mechanical scope, and the materials themselves (wood, steel, or concrete framing) are selected for the mission — not pulled from a catalog. The factory build is what makes the schedule fast. The in-house design is what makes the building fit.
- Permanent or relocatable · designed for long-term occupancy or for redeployment to another site
- Single-story or multi-story · including multi-story modular configurations like the F-35 Hangar deployment
- Wood, steel, or concrete framing · selected by mission, site, and budget
- Secure · ICD 705 SCIF, SAPF, JFAN 6/9, STC-rated, TEMPEST-mitigated
- Healthcare · hospitals, rural clinics, laboratories, medical offices, clinical-grade modular
- Education · classrooms, schools, universities, libraries, daycare facilities
- Government · training, administrative, swing space, vaults, barracks, command and control
- Aerospace · hangars, conference rooms, control centers, secure aerospace facilities
- Commercial · banks, offices, retail, specialty commercial
MMG’s Vice President of Design Services is a licensed Architect. Most modular vendors subcontract the design. MMG keeps it inside the company — design concept drawings, building structure, layout, foundation, interior and exterior finish selections, and the manufacturing engineered drawings all originate from the same team that will then fabricate, install, and warranty the building. That is what makes the difference between a stock modular box and a custom modular facility engineered to the customer’s mission.
From Concept to Final Occupancy
MMG’s five-step Design-Build process is the same on every project, lease or purchase. The process is what compresses the schedule — not corner-cutting.
Design & Engineering
MMG identifies and addresses the customer’s program requirements. Design concept drawings are produced by our in-house design team, detailing the building’s structure, layout, and foundation. Interior and exterior finish selections are made. Once the design is approved, we proceed to manufacturing engineered drawings.
Permits & Approvals
MMG’s buildings meet the applicable commercial building codes and regulatory requirements for the jurisdiction and the agency. Customers review and approve the design.
Site Development & Off-Site Manufacturing
Modules are fabricated at a quality-controlled factory while the site is prepared for installation. MMG self-performs or directly manages demolition, excavation, grading, foundation construction, site utilities, and any other site work required.
Delivery & Installation
Fabricated modules are secured, shipped, and delivered to site. MMG installs the modules, completes on-site finishes, and makes final utility connections.
Commissioning & Final Occupancy
Before occupancy, the building is commissioned and inspected to confirm it operates as designed. The modular project is delivered 30 to 50 percent faster than traditional construction — without compromise on quality, safety, or aesthetics. After occupancy, MMG’s warranty and maintenance team takes over for the asset life.
Leadership
John Bennett
PRESIDENTJohn Bennett founded Modular Management Group in 2005 and has led the company through twenty years of federal modular delivery. He works the federal accounts directly — every walkthrough request routes to him.
Direct line: 817.740.9767
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Tanner Anthony
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERTanner serves as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of MMG, where he oversees the company’s financial strategy, capital allocation, and risk management. With over 15 years of corporate finance experience—specifically within the commercial construction and defense sectors.
David Cone
VICE PRESIDENT OF CONSTRUCTION SERVICESDavid Cone leads the construction services side of the company — site development, fabrication coordination, field installation, and project superintendent staffing across MMG’s active federal projects nationwide.
Rebecca Palluth
VICE PRESIDENT OF DESIGN SERVICESRebecca Palluth is a licensed Architect and leads MMG’s in-house design team. Every MMG modular facility — SCIF and SAPF, healthcare, education, aerospace, government, and commercial — is designed under her direction before it ever reaches the factory floor. Her presence on the leadership team is the reason MMG can promise a custom design-build, not an off-the-shelf modular.
Supporting leadership and team
Wayne Mitchell
Mike Tarcau
Cassandra Boudreau
Joe Garcia
Elias Cervantes
Jonathan Rhoads
Jon Reiner
John Leon
Barrett Lipinski
Marc Menkiena
James Mavis
Carson Bennett
Michael McDonnell
Jackson Bennett
Carter Collins
Jose Garcia
Crystal Rodriguez
Chelsie Rodriguez
M. Stacy Visciarelli
Javier Garcia
Jacob Camp
Certifications and Credentials
- Project Management Professional (PMP)
- USACE Construction Quality Management Certification
- OSHA-30 Construction Safety
- EM 385-1-1 Safety and Health Requirements
- Certified Small Business (SBA)
- Modular Building Institute affiliate (modular.org)
Fort Worth Headquarters. Nationwide Service Area.
6602 Plaza Parkway, Fort Worth, Texas 76116Phone: 817.740.9767 · Fax: 817.625.7450
MMG’s Fort Worth headquarters houses the executive team, design studio, manufacturing operations, and fleet. From Fort Worth, MMG delivers federal modular projects nationwide — with regional maintenance and service coverage handled by dedicated maintenance personnel, including a Florida-based Maintenance Manager covering MMG’s Florida asset base. Warranty and service response covers every state where MMG holds an active federal contract, lease or purchase.
How Buyers Verify the Company
Questions about MMG’s ownership, governance, business continuity, in-house design team, manufacturing footprint, and lifecycle service coverage live on the central FAQ page on Insights.
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