GSPEC is premised on client satisfaction through adherence to professional standards, which include thoroughness, objectivity, innovation, open lines of communication, and the assurance that our client's needs and objectives are met in a cost- and time-efficient manner. GSPEC expedites services through hard work, diligence, continual communications with the client, and the ability and willingness to work the hours necessary to complete the job. When necessary to serve client needs, GSPEC works with professionals in transportation consulting, geology, geohydrology, wildlife biology, plant biology, forestry, civil engineering, archaeology, air quality, architecture, etc., to create a successful outcome that provides the client practical solutions to land development projects.

GSPEC's strengths are based on familiarity with federal, state and local development regulations, established relationships with professionals in supporting professions, and diligent and efficient project management, particularly projects requiring coordination with numerous agencies and subconsultants.

The GSPEC team provides the following services for both private and public sector clients:

Land Development and Project Management
		Subdivisions
		Master plans
		Site analysis
		Project entitlements (including LAFCO requirements)
		Project management
		Annexations
		Entitlements
Community Planning
	Procedural Planning
			ordinances
			resolutions
			public notices
			staff reports
			public service needs assessments
			sphere of influence studies
			annexations
	Policy Planning
			general plans
			area plans
			local coastal programs
			specific plans
	Coastal Planning
			permit processing
			project compliance with local coastal programs and the Coastal Act
Environmental Analysis
	California Environmental Quality Act documents (i.e., initial studies and
	environmental impact reports)
	National Environmental Policy Act documents (i.e., environmental
	assessments and environmental impact statements)
	Environmental Notices
	Environmental Findings
	Mitigation Monitoring
Public Facilitation
	Public Facilitation whereby community members, agencies, institutions,
	and stakeholders are included in planning processes through
	workshops.