If they're not bundled in the same distribution (.tar.gz) file then you could put prerequisites in the Makefile.PL of each separate module. Since you said you use ExtUtils::MakeMaker, I've done that with:

#
# $Id: Makefile.PL 49 2009-05-31 13:15:34Z $
#
use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;

require v5.6.1;

WriteMakefile(
   NAME          => 'Module::Name',
   VERSION_FROM  => 'lib/Module/Name.pm',
   LICENSE       => 'artistic',
   ABSTRACT_FROM => 'lib/Module/Name.pm',
   AUTHOR        => 'VinsWorldcom',
   PREREQ_PM     => {
      Business::ISP::m1 => 1.00 # must be greater than ver 1
      Business::ISP::m2 => 0 # version doesn't matter
   },
);

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in thread Entire project on CPAN -- including all modules by stevieb

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