Vila Sadia — MBRF
Workforce housing complex — 1,500 homes delivered in 12 months.
TBS Militech is a veteran-owned modular building company based in the United States. The platform behind our buildings is independently inspected and delivered on compressed schedules.
TBS Militech LLC is a veteran-owned firm backed by an operating modular platform — exclusively licensed to us for U.S. federal government work, including the Department of Defense and all other federal agencies, and licensed to us on a non-exclusive basis for all other markets. Owned and controlled by a U.S. Navy veteran, we're building our own federal record. On every contract, TBS Militech performs the work the contract requires, directly or with licensed partners where required, and answers for it.
Figures reflect the licensed platform and its operator. They are not prior contracts awarded to TBS Militech LLC.
Our primary market is the federal government: DoD installations, USACE districts, VA facilities, and direct federal procurements, including FEMA. We pursue work as a prime and as a teaming or subcontract partner.
Administrative and office buildings, medical and clinical facilities, troop and family housing, and rapidly deployable structures for the DoD, USACE, VA, FEMA, and other federal agencies.
Compressed schedules on active, occupied installations. Domestic-content commitments under the Buy American Act (BAA), and Build America, Buy America (BABA) where it applies. Third-party inspection at every production station is part of the platform’s process.
Federal small-business set-asides, direct prime awards, prime teaming, and subcontract to a general contractor.
Federal work is our primary focus. The same platform is licensed to us on a non-exclusive basis for all other markets, so we also pursue state and local government, commercial, and private projects. Availability for these projects depends on applicable state approvals.
Municipal facilities, schools, public infrastructure, and emergency and recovery housing. Modular delivery shortens schedules and limits disruption around operating facilities.
Multifamily, workforce housing, office, and institutional projects. Controlled, repeatable production supports schedule certainty and consistent quality for owners and developers.
Competitive solicitation and direct award for public agencies, and direct agreements with owners and developers. Where Florida law requires a contractor license, the work is performed with a licensed contractor engaged on the project.
Housing is the platform’s core strength. The same system is configured for offices, clinics, barracks, and training facilities. What changes is the program requirement, not the production method.
Administrative and office facilities for federal agencies and installations — built off site and finished on site with minimal disruption to an operating campus.
Medical and clinical buildings for the DoD, VA, and other federal agencies, produced to specification under third-party inspection.
Troop and family housing for military installations, the licensed platform’s core strength, delivered on programs of 1,500 and 2,000 homes.
Training, education, and institutional facilities for installations and federal campuses, delivered on a compressed schedule around an operating calendar.
Industrial and support buildings, plus rapidly deployable structures for federal disaster recovery, emergency housing, and forward basing, where delivery speed is the governing requirement.
Modular construction moves most of the build into controlled, repeatable production, so projects go up faster, costs are more predictable, and quality does not depend on weather or site labor. Production is set up around each project's specifications, off site or on the installation.
Modules are built while site work and foundations proceed, which shortens the overall schedule and limits disruption on active, occupied sites.
On the licensed platform, repeatable assemblies are built to spec and inspected at each production station, which reduces rework and punch-list items.
The licensed platform has delivered up to 2,000 homes on a single program.
The same sequence from design to handover, with site work and foundations advancing in parallel to module production.
Drawings prepared for stamping to the applicable building codes and coordinated for module production.
Modules are produced to the contract's specifications, off site or on the installation, with structure and building systems completed as a single integrated unit.
Interior finishes installed and inspected at each station under the platform’s third-party inspection program.
Modules are transported to the site. On a remote or high-volume program, production is set up at the site instead. Foundations advance in parallel either way.
Modules set and connected by crane, then tied into utilities.
Systems started up and tested, the building completed and handed over.
Our primary focus is programs here in the United States. The same platform can also be set up in forward and overseas (OCONUS) locations when a requirement calls for it. Components are produced off site or on the installation, then assembled on site — including at remote and contingency locations, where conventional construction is slow, costly, or impractical.
What travels is the platform’s production system and tooling, not finished modules. That is what makes forward and overseas locations practical, where shipping enclosed volume across a theater is what limits most modular systems.
Near an established production site, modules ship to the project. For a remote or high-volume program, production is established at the program and the modules are produced where they stand up.
Same production standard, same station sequence, same inspection at every step — and for work outside the continental U.S., materials sourced from U.S. or U.S.-approved sources.
Billeting, operations, and support facilities assembled from pre-engineered modular components on a compressed timeline.
Durable troop and personnel housing, designed to applicable codes and delivered on compressed timelines in remote and contingency locations.
Command posts, medical, maintenance, and logistics structures configured to mission requirements and deployed as integrated systems.
The same platform scales from a single structure to a full operational footprint.
The projects below are a few examples, not the full record. They were delivered by the operator of the modular platform TBS Militech is exclusively licensed to use for U.S. federal government work — evidence of production capacity and schedule. These examples were delivered outside the U.S. and are not federal past performance.
Delivered by the licensed platform's operator, not under prior contracts to TBS Militech LLC — the company was formed in 2026 and is building its own federal record.
TBS Militech is the United States company bringing that platform here — U.S.-based manufacturing and assembly, an American workforce, and domestically sourced materials as our production capacity comes online. Those sourcing standards will be flowed down to our suppliers and subcontractors.
Federal construction contracts require domestic construction materials (FAR 52.225-9, plus any agency supplement such as DFARS for DoD). We build to it, and to the Berry Amendment where it applies to DoD work, and we flag any item that needs an exception before award, not after.
Applies where federal financial assistance funds infrastructure. On those projects we follow its domestic-content rules.
Domestic-sourcing requirements will be written into supplier and subcontractor agreements.
U.S.-based manufacturing, assembly, and labor as regional production capacity comes online.
Joshua S. Crotts is a U.S. Navy veteran and FAA-certified aviation maintenance professional with more than a decade of professional experience across highly regulated, mission-critical environments. Since 2012, his career has spanned naval and civilian aviation, skilled industrial trades, federal defense contracting, and executive leadership — a track record grounded in precision, safety, and regulatory compliance. He brings that same discipline — integrity, accountability, and reliable performance — to TBS Militech, where he holds a controlling interest and sole executive authority.
Majority ownership, control, and executive authority rest with a single principal. When you contact TBS Militech, you are speaking with the decision-maker.
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