At Advancing Prefab, Offsite Dirt Network sat down with Heith Bibby, CEO of Mandeville Modular, to discuss the role of leadership and innovation in the evolving world of modular construction. As the construction industry continues to explore faster, more efficient ways to build, modular construction is becoming a central part of that conversation. For Bibby and his team at Mandeville Modular, innovation is not just a goal — it is a daily practice that drives how their proj

At Advancing Prefab, Offsite Dirt Network sat down with Heith Bibby, CEO of Mandeville Modular, to discuss how innovation is shaping the future of modular construction. While the modular industry has existed for decades, recent years have seen a significant shift in how developers, architects, and builders approach offsite construction. For Bibby and the team at Mandeville Modular, innovation has always been at the center of their business model.

At Advancing Prefab 2026, Offsite Dirt Network had the opportunity to sit down with Heith Bibby, CEO of Mandeville Modular, to discuss a critical yet often overlooked component of modular construction: logistics and transportation. While modular construction is often celebrated for its efficiency and controlled factory environment, the journey from factory floor to final installation requires just as much strategic planning. From module design to sequencing and transportat

The offsite construction industry is evolving—fast. From modular manufacturing to prefabrication and panelization, the way we build is changing. But while innovation continues to accelerate on the production side, many companies are still falling behind in one critical area: Visibility. At J&J Social, we’ve had a front-row seat to this. Working directly with companies across the offsite and modular space, one thing is very clear—

At Advancing Prefab 2026, one theme was clear: industrialized construction is no longer just about speed. It’s about performance. In a recent conversation with Heith Bibby, CEO of Mandeville Modular, we explored what truly defines high-performance modular construction — and why material selection, sustainability, and structural integrity are becoming central to long-term success.

The 2026 World of Modular Conference & Tradeshow returns April 20–23 at the Bellagio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, bringing together nearly 2,000 leaders across modular construction, manufacturing, development, and supply-chain innovation. As the industry continues to scale, the conversation is shifting beyond individual products toward how systems, partners, and infrastructure align to deliver predictable, high-performance outcomes.