In warped models that solve the hierarchy problem, there is generally nodynamical relation between the size of the fifth dimension and the scale ofelectroweak symmetry breaking (EWSB). The establishment of such a relation,without fine-tuning, requires that Casimir contributions to the radionpotential not exceed the energy density associated with EWSB. Here, we examinethe use of supersymmetry for controlling the Casimir energy density and makingquantum contributions calculable. We compute the effects of supersymmetrybreaking at the UV and IR boundaries of warped backgrounds, in the presence ofbrane localized kinetic terms. Various limits of supersymmetry breaking areexamined. We find that when supersymmetry is broken on the UV brane, vacuumcontributions to the radion potential can be controlled (as likely necessaryfor EWSB to govern the radion potential) via small soft masses as well as a"double volume suppression." Our formalism can also provide a setup for radionstabilization by bulk fields, when supersymmetry is broken on both the UV andthe IR branes.