The phenomenology of supersymmetric theories is largely determined by
the mechanism for mediation of supersymmetry breaking effects to the
Standard Model superpartners. The existence of extra dimensions could
play an important role in the generation of a realistic superpartner
spectrum, naturally satisfying the constraints from electroweak
precision measurements. I generalize models where the gauge superfields
are allowed to propagate in the bulk (with the other obervable sector
superfields localized on a "brane") to the case where the bulk curvature
(warping) is not negligible, as in the Randall and Sundrum setup.