| Partner | Das Nobel |
| Partner | Salesforce, Inc. |
| Is Current | yes |
| Goods | This appears to be MTX's first contract with the state. The company declined to comment on the deal. CEO Das Nobel has said it specializes in messaging applications and artificial intelligence to help government and agencies respond to emergencies. Vanguard Law Magazine called MTX Group “a $10 million company — that has been self-funded to this point” in a story published last September. The firm grew from three employees in 2015 to 200. Vanguard also reported the company was “poised to go after a billion dollars in revenue by 2025.” The company reportedly first rolled out a disease monitoring and control application in early March in New York. Van Deusen said it is also managing contact tracers there, and that MTX’s experience was a major draw for Texas. Van Deusen said MTX also has expertise in Salesforce, the cloud-based software that powers the state’s online tracing application called Texas Healthy Trace. |