US Air Force Extends Use of PTC Servigistics

Oct 15, 2026
The US Air Force extended its use of PTC Servigistics for service parts planning and supply chain optimization under the ESCAPE program.

PTC announced in a press release that the United States Air Force extended its use of Servigistics under the Enterprise Supply Chain Analysis, Planning, and Execution program.

The Air Force first selected Servigistics in 2017 for service parts planning across its global supply network. The software combines forecasting, multi echelon optimization, supply planning, machine learning, and AI to align inventory decisions with aircraft and system availability targets.

The renewed agreement will also support exception based management. This allows planners to identify supply issues, evaluate alternatives, automate routine workflows, and focus on decisions that require intervention.

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