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Colorado ONE Fund Invests in LEAP, a Space Logistics Startup Pioneering On-Demand Launch Technology

Colorado ONE Fund Invests in LEAP, a Space Logistics Startup Pioneering On-Demand Launch Technology

May 5, 2025 Craig Etkin

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., April 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Colorado ONE Fund is pleased to announce its seed round investment in LEAP, an innovative space logistics startup developing cost-effective, responsive launch solutions.

LEAP, headquartered in Lafayette, Colorado, is redefining space logistics with its proprietary Dual Mode Rocket Engine (DMRE) technology. The company offers simple, mass-manufacturable, low-cost launch solutions that complement traditional vehicles. With a growing customer base, LEAP is well positioned to expand its partnerships across both the Department of Defense (DoD) and the commercial space sectors.

“We are excited to partner with LEAP as they redefine reliable, on-demand access to space,” said Kevin O’Neil, Founder and CEO of ONE Funds. “Their capital-efficient development model, cutting-edge technology, and strong team align perfectly with our investment strategy. We look forward to supporting their growth as they scale their impact in the U.S. and globally.”

With its core technology already demonstrated, LEAP plans to launch its first test vehicle into space within the next twelve months—marking a key step toward full-scale commercial operations.

“We’re excited to partner with the Colorado ONE Fund,” said Chris Beckman, CEO of LEAP. “It was important to find an investor who shares our vision of redefining reliable access to space. Together, we’re committed to advancing the future of responsive space logistics and contributing meaningfully to the ONE Consortium portfolio.”

Kevin O’Neil added, “Colorado ONE Fund is proud to support visionary aerospace companies like LEAP. This investment will drive innovation in national security, create high-paying jobs in Colorado, and strengthen the U.S. position in global space logistics.”

About LEAP
Founded in 2024, LEAP is an aerospace company transforming space logistics through rapid-response, mass-producible launch solutions that eliminate bottlenecks in space access. By leveraging proprietary propulsion technology and modern manufacturing techniques, LEAP delivers scalable, cost-effective launch solutions for national security, commercial payload deployment, and global point-to-point logistics. Focused on speed, simplicity, and reliability, LEAP is reshaping the future of responsive space transportation. Learn more at www.leapspace.one.

About ONE Funds
Founded in 2023, ONE Funds focuses on impact investing in the defense sector. With a unique ecosystem, ONE Funds connects defense technology innovators with government leadership, applying a strategic consortium model to grow small businesses. Boasting 250 years of cumulative defense experience, ONE Funds invests in aerospace and national defense technologies to deliver strong returns while advancing critical security innovations. As part of ONE Funds, Colorado ONE Fund partners with the Colorado Venture Capital Authority (VCA) to back early-stage, high-impact technologies supporting national defense. Learn more at www.onefunds.com.

Contact:
German Nunez 
Managing Director 
info@onefunds.com

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