Our collaborators and partners are not third-party vendors brought in as needed. They are integrated into the way we work, chosen for their specialization, their certifications, and their track record in the field.
Greenbox Innovation is an international PPVC manufacturer whose team brings 25 years of experience in modular construction, with design operations spanning North America and South Asia. Its core offering is the design and fabrication of prefabricated prefinished volumetric units: fully enclosed, factory-built modules delivered to site ready for installation. The company's manufacturing processes are certified to UL and CSA standards, and its energy performance protocols meet LEED certification requirements. Its supply chain operates independently, giving Greenbox direct control over production timelines and material quality without reliance on external subcontractors for core fabrication.
Greenbox holds intellectual property rights over its construction methods and benefits from large-scale manufacturing facilities with direct access to the North American market. The company is a member of the Modular Building Institute (MBI), one of the most recognized bodies in the global modular construction sector.
Its completed projects span residential, student housing, worker accommodations, condominiums, and institutional buildings across Quebec. Units are engineered for Canadian climate conditions, including thermal performance, structural load under snow, and long-term durability in freeze-thaw environments. Modules are 100% demountable and reusable, supporting end-of-life flexibility that traditional construction cannot offer.
Modulaire MCH Internationale is a Quebec-based manufacturer of prefabricated modular buildings constructed entirely in galvanized steel. The company draws on over 60 combined years of expertise in engineering, structural design, and manufacturing, producing units that are stackable, extendable, and designed for repeated use across multiple project lifespans.
MCH's product range covers modular housing, construction site complexes, sanitary and utility units, and controlled-environment cultivation modules. All structures are built in-house at their Plessisville, Quebec facility, where quality control is applied at every stage of the manufacturing process before a unit leaves the plant.
The steel construction method is central to MCH's technical positioning. Galvanized steel frames deliver structural integrity in extreme weather conditions, including high wind, heavy snow loads, and significant temperature variation. Units are anchored using a patented system that reduces on-site installation time substantially compared to conventional assembly methods.
MCH operates with a fully turnkey model, covering engineering, manufacturing, transport, installation, and post-delivery follow-up. The company serves clients across Canada and the United States, with references including Hydro-Quebec, Parks Canada, and major construction firms active in the Quebec market.
ANG is Devim 49e's modular building supply partner, operating as a critical extension of the group's capacity to source and deliver structures at scale. Where Greenbox and MCH cover the manufacturing side of the network, ANG ensures that supply continuity and geographic flexibility are maintained across projects of varying size and complexity. ANG's role within the Devim 49e group is to bridge gaps in supply that a single manufacturer cannot always absorb, particularly on large-volume or time-sensitive projects. This includes coordinating access to additional modular stock, managing logistics for multi-site deployments, and supporting the procurement layer of the group's end-to-end offering.