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MODULAR CONSTRUCTION
What is modular construction, really?
Modular construction is a code-compliant method where buildings are constructed as individual sections (modules) in a quality-controlled factory, then transported and assembled on site. Same building codes, same architectural standards as traditional construction — but delivered 30 to 50 percent faster. Modular is not a trailer. It can be permanent, multi-story, secure, healthcare-grade, or anything else the design calls for.
Is MMG building stock modular buildings or custom ones?
Custom. Every MMG facility is designed to the customer’s program. Our in-house design team — led by a Vice President of Design Services who is a registered Architect AIA — produces design concept drawings, structural design, finishes, and manufacturing engineered drawings before fabrication begins. MMG does not sell off-the-shelf modular. We design and build to mission.
Can MMG deliver multi-story modular buildings?
Yes. MMG has delivered multi-story modular facilities for federal aerospace and government customers — including the multi-story temporary modular F-35 Hangar deployment. Single-story and multi-story configurations are both standard. Material choice (wood, steel, or concrete framing) is selected based on the mission, the site, and the program budget.
What materials does MMG build with?
Wood, steel, and concrete framing. The framing system is chosen for the mission and the site — steel for industrial and high-load programs, wood for permanent commercial and education work where it fits the code and the budget. The choice is a design decision made by the in-house design team early in the process.
LEASE & PURCHASE
Can a federal agency lease a modular building from MMG?
Yes. Lease is a core MMG offering, not an exception. MMG leases permanent and relocatable modular facilities to federal agencies — including secure modular at Kirtland AFB, VAMC San Francisco modular office, and modular dormitory deployments. Lease-to-purchase also available. Same MMG design, build, warranty, and service team across both lease and purchase.
When does it make sense to lease instead of purchase?
Lease fits when the program timeline doesn’t match a permanent asset, when capital is constrained or pending, when the mission may relocate, or when the agency prefers to keep the building off the property record. The same MMG-built facility can be delivered as a lease, a purchase, or a lease-to-purchase — the underlying construction and service coverage are identical.
Does MMG have inventory available for lease?
Yes. MMG maintains an in-house inventory of available modular buildings that can be leased or purchased. Inventory units are catalogued and posted to the Available Inventory page on the MMG website. Buildings not in inventory can be designed and manufactured to order on the same contract vehicles.
IN-HOUSE DESIGN
Who designs MMG’s modular buildings?
MMG’s in-house design team, led by Rebecca Palluth, Vice President of Design Services and a registered Architect AIA. Design concept drawings, building structure, layout, foundation, interior and exterior finishes, and the manufacturing engineered drawings all originate inside MMG. Most modular vendors subcontract the design. MMG does not.
Can MMG accommodate a complex or specialty design?
Yes. MMG’s federal record includes ICD 705 SCIFs, SAPFs, an 18,000 SF medical treatment facility (the Invisible Wounds Center), multi-story aerospace modular for the F-35 Hangar, university research SCIFs, modular VA medical offices, and secure modular for Space Force test programs. Mission-critical, custom-designed modular is the work — not a stretch.
SCIF & SAPF
Can MMG build ICD 705 compliant buildings?
Yes. MMG designs and builds SCIF and SAPF modular facilities to Intelligence Community Directive 705 standards, with construction documentation and as-built records produced in the format the accrediting agency expects. C-rated assemblies and TEMPEST Mitigation work are scoped on a per-contract basis. The in-house design team engages the accreditor early.
What size SCIF can MMG deliver?
From 480 square feet (the DLA-TLS minimum unit and the most common single-team SCIF) up to 30,596 square feet and beyond as a custom multi-module accredited complex. Single-story or multi-story. Permanent or relocatable. Wood, steel, or concrete framing. Available for lease or purchase on either GSA Schedule or DLA-TLS.
Which agencies has MMG built secure facilities for?
US Air Force, US Space Force, US Army Corps of Engineers, US Department of Veterans Affairs, US Navy, FBI, General Services Administration, US Department of Defense, etc.. MMG has delivered secure modular for Air Force installations including Edwards AFB (a 3,150 SF secure modular facility) and Kirtland AFB (a secure modular facility currently on lease), the University of Florida REEF Modular Program Area SCIF, and the Test Pilot School for Space Force. Additional secure work is restricted from public listing. NDA portfolio briefings are available on request.
Does MMG support SCIF accreditation?
MMG builds to the standard the accrediting agency requires and supports the accreditation submission with construction records, inspection documentation, and as-builts. MMG has supported accreditation reviewed by DIA, the Department of Defense, and the NSA. MMG does not issue accreditation — the accrediting agency makes the determination. Support for drafting security documents: CSP (Construction Security Plan), TSP (Transportation Security Plan), and FFC (Fixed Facility Checklist).
GSA SCHEDULE
What is MMG’s GSA Schedule number?
Modular Management Group, Inc. holds GSA Schedule GS-07F-0222X under Federal Supply Schedule 056 (Buildings and Building Materials / Industrial Services and Supplies). Federal agencies can order custom modular construction directly under this Schedule without a separate competitive bid for in-scope work. UEI CYU2FMJ3JM58. CAGE 46Y71.
Can a federal agency order from MMG without a competitive bid?
Yes, when the work is in scope on GSA Schedule GS-07F-0222X. The Schedule pre-competes pricing and terms. The agency issues a task order against the Schedule and proceeds to award without running a separate solicitation. This is the fastest federal procurement path for custom modular construction — lease or purchase. The government can contract via sole source, OTA, and other non-competitive bids.
DLA – TLS
What is DLA-TLS and how does MMG fit?
DLA-TLS is the Defense Logistics Agency’s Tailored Logistics Support program for sourcing specialty equipment and facilities for defense and intelligence customers. MMG is a subcontractor to DLA-TLS prime contractors, with 480 square feet as the minimum unit and full scaling to multi-module complexes. The path agencies use when GSA isn’t the right fit.
BONDING & SET-ASIDE
What is MMG’s bonding capacity?
$50 million single-project and $50 million aggregate. MMG supplies the bonding letter on solicitation request and routes it to the named contracting officer or surety broker within one business day.
Is MMG a Small Business?
Yes. MMG is a Certified Small Business, active in SAM.gov. Set-aside eligibility is confirmed by NAICS code on a per-solicitation basis. MMG carries eleven NAICS codes covering the design-build, manufacturing, leasing, site preparation, security systems, and diagnostic imaging scopes relevant to federal modular work.
WARRANTY & SERVICE
Does MMG warranty federal modular work?
Yes. MMG writes named warranty terms into every federal contract, lease or purchase — structural, building envelope, and mechanical/electrical/plumbing terms specified at award. Service response is committed by contract. Federal modular buildings are personal-property assets, and warranty terms protect that asset record for its full life.
How fast does MMG respond to a service request?
Service tickets route to the MMG service inbox and to the President directly. Response SLA is [TK: e.g., 24 hours for urgent issues, 48-72 hours for standard tickets]. MMG operates a dedicated maintenance team — including a Maintenance Manager covering MMG’s Florida asset base. National coverage. Open a ticket through the Warranty / Service Request channel or call 817.740.9767.
Does the warranty cover leased buildings?
Yes. Leased MMG modular buildings carry the same warranty and service coverage as purchased buildings. The lease term and the warranty term run in parallel, so the agency’s service path doesn’t change based on whether the building is on a lease line or a purchase line. One team, one channel, one accountability.
Why does warranty matter for federal modular buildings?
Federal agencies classify most modular buildings as personal-property assets, not real property. That puts warranty terms and service response inside the audit record. Contracting officers evaluate warranty and service the same way they evaluate price and schedule. MMG writes those terms into the contract — and runs an active Warranty / Service Request channel after delivery.
HEALTHCARE
Does MMG build VA medical modular?
Yes. MMG delivers clinical-grade modular space for the Department of Veterans Affairs and other healthcare federal customers — including the VAMC San Francisco modular office lease and the 18,000 SF Invisible Wounds Center medical treatment facility. GSA Schedule GS-07F-0222X covers VA awards. Hospitals, rural clinics, laboratories, medical offices, and diagnostic imaging space all in scope.
PAST PERFORMANCE
How do I access MMG’s CPARS records?
CPARS records for active federal contracts are available to authorized contracting officers on request. Submit the request through the form on the Past Performance page or contact John Bennett directly. NDA portfolio briefings cover restricted work outside the public CPARS record.
Can I see MMG’s classified work?
Some MMG federal work is not publicly listed — classified, restricted, or under NDA. Authorized federal buyers may request a private portfolio briefing under NDA for additional detail. The public project set on the Past Performance page is sufficient for procurement-stage verification.
COMPANY
Who owns MMG?
Modular Management Group, Inc. is a privately held Texas corporation founded by John Bennett in 2005. Ownership is unchanged since founding. The company maintains a single Fort Worth headquarters with executive offices, design studio, manufacturing operations, and a national fleet. [TK: confirm additional governance facts MMG wants stated publicly.]
Where is MMG located?
Modular Management Group is headquartered at 6602 Plaza Parkway, Fort Worth, Texas 76116. Design and manufacturing operations are on site. The company delivers federal modular projects nationwide from the Fort Worth facility, with service coverage across every state where MMG holds an active federal contract — lease or purchase.
Federal Procurement Downloads
Downloadable, form-gated resources MMG already produces. No new creative production. Each download captures name, agency, and intent in under 30 seconds and delivers the file to the requester’s inbox.
- Capabilities Statement (PDF) — the vendor record federal buyers attach to agency files
- GSA Ordering Guide — how to issue a task order under GSA Schedule GS-07F-0222X
- Warranty & Service Terms — named structural, envelope, and MEP warranty terms; service response SLA
- Available Inventory Listing — modular buildings available for lease or purchase from MMG inventory
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