About

Bachelors of Construction Science, Kansas State University, 1975

Wayne R. Sloan is the CEO of BHS Construction, Inc. He is a 1975 graduate of Kansas State University with a degree in Construction Science. During college he attained journeyman status in carpentry. After graduation from KSU, he was employed at Conco, Inc. of Wichita, Kansas as a Project Superintendent.

In 1977, he returned to Manhattan to join his father’s firm, Green Construction Company. During his time there, he held positions of Project Superintendent, Project Manager and Estimator. In January 1982, Wayne became an owner of BHL Construction and established the current name of BHS Construction, Inc.

Outside the company, Wayne is very active in the Manhattan community. He has served on the board of directors of the following organizations: St. Mary’s Hospital, Manhattan Chamber of Commerce, Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan, Associated General Contractors of Kansas, Inc., the Construction Industry Council of Manhattan, and the Pawnee Mental Health Foundation.

Bachelors of Construction Science and Management, Kansas State University, 2004

Construction Technology Degree, Flint Hills Technical College

Patrick is a native Kansan whose construction roots go back to boyhood 4-H projects. He graduated from Flint Hills Vo Tech College in Construction Technology, and also holds a degree in Construction Science and Management from Kansas State University. He started with BHS Construction, Inc. in 2003 as an intern in college and has risen through the ranks to our current President. He heads up preconstruction and procurement of new projects in addition to executive oversight of all projects.

Patrick has impressed our long time repeat clients with his ability to complete projects on schedule and under budget. He has good attention to detail and is a team player. Through his many hours in the field, he has developed an understanding of the building process as well as the management process.

Patrick graduated from the Leadership Manhattan 2015 Class. He has been active in the Flint Hills Area Builders Association and was President in 2013. He has been active in the Flint Hills Area Builders Association and was President in 2013. He is currently serving on the Wabaunsee Township Volunteer Fire Department, a member of the City of Manhattan Code of Appeals Board and serving on the Holy Family Catholic Church of Alma Building Committee.

B.S. Construction Science and Management, Kansas State University, 2005

American Society for Healthcare Engineers-Health Care Construction Certification

Levi was born and raised in Salina, KS and came to Manhattan to attend Kansas State University in 2000. That year, he began his time working as a carpenter on summer concrete crews and fell in love with the industry. After graduating with a degree in Construction Science in 2005, Levi spent 4 years traveling the Midwest as a Field Engineer/Foreman constructing water treatment facilities for Garney Construction. He then returned to Manhattan and became a Project Manager for BHS Construction.

Levi has managed and completed projects for commercial, municipal, restaurant and medical facilities. He has worked on project scopes for construction with ligature concerns, of large square footage, coordinating secure facility construction and with construction in occupied spaces. Levi enjoys the process of working with owners and construction committees to create a project they can all be proud of and enjoy for years to come.

Levi was chosen for the Leadership Manhattan Class of 2019. He graduated from the Dale Carnegie Leadership Series and is active in the Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce.

Bachelors of Construction Science and Management, Kansas State University, 2004

OSHA 30-Hour Training

ACI Tilt-Up Concrete Certification

LEED Accredited Professional

ASHE Healthcare Certification

Rex is a hard-working team player, adaptive to his surroundings and knowledgeable about many aspects of construction. A Kansas native, Rex got his start in the residential arena with jobs ranging from concrete foundations to roofing projects. While attending classes at Kansas State, he worked as a framing carpenter and concrete finisher. He was a part of converting numerous homes into code compliant living spaces for students as well as setting up foundations and flatwork for homes around the Manhattan community.

After graduating K-State in 2004, Rex worked as a Field Engineer for a commercial general contractor in the Denver, CO area. Rex was quickly promoted to Project Superintendent where he successfully managed demolition, renovation, tenant finish, and ground up new construction projects. His history of project types includes: correctional, healthcare, single and multi-family residential, municipal and educational facilities.

Rex moved back to Kansas and joined BHS Construction in 2015. His experience in a larger market has proven invaluable for projects of specific scope. In 2020, he moved into his role as Vice President of Operations.

Rex is a graduate of the Dale Carnegie Leadership Series, involved in many community events and an advocate for youth programs in our region.

B.S. Construction Science and Management, Kansas State University, 2007

Bachelors of Construction Science and Management, Kansas State University, 2009

OSHA 30-Hour Training

Kansas State University

Airforce Community College

Professional Manager Certification

Bachelors of Science, Mass Communications, Kansas State University 2004

Manhattan Area Technical College

Bachelors of Science, Mathematics, Kansas State University

Bachelors of Science, Education, Kansas State University

Emporia State University

Bachelors of Construction Science and Management, Kansas State University, 2006

Bachelors of Construction Science and Management, Kansas State University, 2005

Kansas State University

Riley County High School

30 Hour OSHA Training

Building Trades Program, Manhattan Area Technical College, 2008

OSHA 30-Hour Training

BS Construction Science, Kansas State University, 2019

BS Construction Science and Management, Kansas State University