A gold color metal device 1 inch (2.54 cm) in height overall consisting of the Alpha and Omega interlaced, superimposed by an eagles head erased, all enclosed around the top with a gold tripartite scroll inscribed INNOVATION EXCELLENCE DEDICATION in incised letters; around the bottom entwined by the scroll ends are two laurel branches crossed at base all gold.

The Greek letters, Alpha and Omega are interlaced to indicate the intricate and continuous acquisition process. The eagle, our National symbol, represents vigilance and military preparedness. Gold is emblematic of excellence and high ideals. Laurel symbolizes honor and achievement.

A gold color metal and black enameled device 1 1/8 inches (2.86 cm) overall consisting of a black disc bearing the Alpha and Omega interlaced, overall between two laurel branches crossed in base with a sword superimposed on each all entwined by a riband, an eagles head erased, all gold. Attached across the bottom is a black scroll doubled and inscribed with PACTUM EXCELLO in gold.

Black and gold are the dominate colors of the U.S. Army Acquisition Corps emblem. The Greek Alpha and Omega are adapted from the organizations emblem and symbolize the intricate continuous acquisition process and mission. The eagle, our National symbol, represents vigilance and military preparedness. Black alludes to dependability and solidarity, while gold signifies excellence and high ideals. Laurel symbolizes honor and high achievement and the swords represent protection, service and support to mission accomplishment. Pactum Excello is Latin for Contracting Excellence and refers to Acquisition soldiers performing contracting operations and functions in support of the soldier.