Air Force Extends AI Training Platform Contract

The United States Air Force has extended Enduvo's Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract through September 28, 2028, continuing the company's work to modernize aircraft maintenance and technical training across multiple Air Force organizations. The Air Force originally awarded the contract in 2023.

Since the award, Enduvo has delivered training across Air Force maintenance and technical organizations on the Enduvo platform, where AI turns source material into draft courseware that subject matter experts shape and approve. This is intended to keep instruction current as aircraft and procedures evolve, standardized across locations, and revisable without a development cycle.

Under the contract, Enduvo has delivered interactive courseware across Air Force training commands and depot maintenance organizations, covering aircraft maintenance, pilot training, egress, fuels, aerospace ground equipment, and other technical specialties.

The program runs on Enduvo's AI-native authoring platform, where subject matter experts build and update training directly, without software developers or design teams. As technical orders change, courses can be revised and redeployed across the organization.

In a USAF effectiveness study, maintainers training on Enduvo improved average test scores from 25.6% to 98.6%.

Steve Garrou, Chairman and CEO, Enduvo, said: " Our job through 2028 is to keep making it more efficient for their subject matter experts to build and update training as aircraft and procedures change."